I was a little confused by your original question, but if are are trying find out if it is possible to <b>implement</b> extension methods in C++/CLI (that can be consumed from VB and C# as extension methods), the answer is yes. You just declare a C++/CLI class that is both abstract and sealed, and you apply the [Extension] attribute to both the class and the extension methods you add to it, which must be public and static. The extension methods themselves do not use the 'this' keyword like they do in C#, but they're seen as extension methods by the VB and C# compilers. The example below implements a "Matches()" method for System.String: <pre> #pragma once using namespace System; using namespace System::Runtime::CompilerServices; using namespace System::Text::RegularExpressions; namespace System {    [System::Runtime::CompilerServices::Extension]    public ref class StringExtensionMethods abstract sealed    {    public:          [System::Runtime::CompilerServices::Extension]          static bool Matches( System::String^ string, System::String^ pattern )          {             return Regex::IsMatch( string, pattern );          }    }; } </pre>

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