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I would like it to be a static variable. If I do this:


public class MyClass {
private int field;

public static final MyClass myInstance = new MyClass() {{ field = 3; }};

}

I get this error:

1 error found:
File: /.../MyOtherProgram.java [line: 8]
Error: non-static variable myInstance cannot be referenced from a static context

public class MyClass {
private int field;

public final MyClass myInstance = new MyClass() {{ field = 3; }};

}


public class MyOtherProgram {

If I have this as the declaration:


public final MyClass myInstance = new MyClass() {{ field = value }};

I get this error:

File: /.../MyOtherClass.java [line: 128]
Error: non-static...

Alright, I was able to declare the instance, but I wasn't able to edit the fields unless I made the instance non-static. Any solution to that? I'd like to be able to call

MyClass.myInstance
...

Hi,
I would like to declare a static final class instance, and set one of its field variables in the same line (all outside of a method). Ideally, it'd look something like this:



public class...