declaring custom-view constructors

Question

Probably it's a Java more than an Android programming question, anyway: there are two ways to declare the 3 standard view constructors: one is using this() to call the next most parametrized constructor, with null and 0, as I've seen here, and doing all the custom init in the last constructor.

The other way is calling super(), calling each time a function that does the init job.

Is one way more right than the other (why?), or it's just a style choice?

Answer 1

OK, so I guess that there isn't any technical involvement one can think of, at least none so important that hi-rep people would know for sure. so... I deduce it's only a style choice.