What does it do? If a class class is specified or # stands for a class like this, the non-optional input parameters p1 p2 ... of the instance constructor of the instantiated class must be filled with the type-compliant actual parameters a1 a2 ... The optional input parameters do not need to but can be filled. The description of the statement CREATE OBJECT specifies how parameters are passed and which classes can be used. No parameters are passed for a class without an explicit instance constructor. An optional LET expression let_exp can be specified in front of the parameter to define local helper fields. Like an object reference variable of the type class, a constructor expression NEW class( ... ) can be specified in front of the object component selector -> and in chained attribute accesses and chained method calls. ... NEW class( ... )->attr$|('attr_name') ... ... NEW class( ... )->meth( ... ) ... An attribute can be specified statically as attr or dynamically as content of a character-like data object attr_name in parentheses. If a dynamically specified attribute is not found, an exception of class CX_SY_ASSIGN_ILLEGAL_COMPONENT is raised. A method meth can be specified statically only. A chained method call of this type can be specified as a standalone statement or a functional method call. The result is then preserved for the duration of the statement. Even a single expression without a subsequent object component selector can be executed as a standalone statement. In this case, only the constructor that has a reference to the created object elsewhere is executed if this object needs to be preserved. In the case of an attribute access NEW class( ... )->attr , the following applies specifically:
