Hey,
On 11/20/08, Jon Harrop <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I just checked and F# definitely handles internal abstract fine on .NET,
> including within Microsoft's TextBox.
No it doesn't. And it doesn't have anything to do with TextBox.
Try to compile the following code:
<<<
using System;
public abstract class BaseFoo {
public void Bang ()
{
Console.WriteLine (Bar ());
}
internal abstract string Bar ();
}
public class Foo : BaseFoo {
internal override string Bar ()
{
return "Foo !";
}
}
<<<
Compile it to libtest.dll, and you'll see that you won't be able to
use it from F#:
<<<
> #r "libtest.dll"
- ;;
--> Referenced 'C:\Tmp\libtest.dll'
> type B() =
- inherit Foo();;
type B() =
-----^^
stdin(3,6): error FS0191: No implementation was given for
'BaseFoo.Bar() : string'.
> #quit;;
<<<
> So it looks like F# does not handle Mono's abstract classes. I'll e-mail the
> F# team...
Again, this has nothing to do with Mono.
The F# team is aware of this bug, which is according to them, their
bug #3929 in their tracking system.
--
Jb Evain <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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