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  • C CWIZO

    Well actually it is not... you can't call a derived class's method from a base class... -------------------------------------------------------- My development blog Q:What does the derived class in C# tell to it's parent? A:All your base are belong to us!

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    CWIZO wrote:

    Well actually it is not... you can't call a derived class's method from a base class...

    ...well never mind - I know that you know how it works, I was just commenting on the fact that when you talk about a class's "base" things, then you are talking about the superclass's methods. Given "public class B : A" then whenever B refers to its "base" - then it is refering to something defined in A. Hence: All B's "base" belongs to A. :) I'm done in this thread :cool: - Jake Three kinds of people in the world: - Those who can count.. - Those who can't!

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      CWIZO wrote:

      Well actually it is not... you can't call a derived class's method from a base class...

      ...well never mind - I know that you know how it works, I was just commenting on the fact that when you talk about a class's "base" things, then you are talking about the superclass's methods. Given "public class B : A" then whenever B refers to its "base" - then it is refering to something defined in A. Hence: All B's "base" belongs to A. :) I'm done in this thread :cool: - Jake Three kinds of people in the world: - Those who can count.. - Those who can't!

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      Hehe my bad. We are both right. It depends on how you look at it :) -------------------------------------------------------- My development blog Q:What does the derived class in C# tell to it's parent? A:All your base are belong to us!

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