I'm currently over analysing and following virtual override methods and
interface implementation methods. I found the Rocks methods GetBaseMethod
and GetOriginalBaseMethod which seem to do exactly that. They already work
great in simple scenarios. But I wondered (and verified by a test) that it
does not stop on a newslot method. Consider the following classes:
class A
{
public virtual void M() { }
}
class B : A
{
public virtual new void M() { }
}
I'd expect the base method of B.M not be A.M but that's what Cecil tells
me. B.M has IsVirtual and IsNewSlot set so I think the search should stop
there and not use a method of the same name in the base class because the
"new" keyword indicates that these methods are explicitly not the same.
Is this by design and I need to make my own method for that, or should
Cecil do that already?
Tested with version 0.9, but the latest commit looks the same.
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