Frans,
Showing how to implement different access levels for the getter and
setter of a property, you suggested:
> Afaik, you can. Define the property get on another
> interface than the set. Then implement the interface directly:
>
> protected int IFoo.Count {{ get return _count;}}
> public int IBar.Count {{ set _count=value;}}
>
> IBar then inherits from IFoo, so when you do not want
> the set, cast to IFoo.
But now, on the metadata level, you have *two* distinct properties, one
read-only and write-only, instead of a single read-write property.
Regards,
Stefan
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