Constructors?

I was wonder why it is necessary to call a constructor from within an 
exsisting constructor.  I found the following to be confusing when 
trying to define a default constructor.

public class Test
{
}

new Test()
{
   println ("Constructing Test, 123");
   this();
}

The above will not compile with the following error:

nice.lang: parsing
foo: parsing
foo: typechecking

~/nice/./foo/Test.nice: line 8, column 3:
Ambiguity for symbol this. Possibilities are :
foo.Test <init>()
foo.Test <init>()

I assume this is occuring because there is an automatic constructor and 
the Test() constructor that I have now defined.  However, this seems to 
be a likely case.

Also,  Is it possible to declare a constructor within the class definition?



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