Hi again hackers, I've noticed I can explicitly implement an interface method as virtual and I've read that it's not legal. Is that a bug in the mcs?.
I mean, f.ex:
interface IMailAgent
{
void Send(object obj);
...
}
...
public class GroupWare : IPhoneable, IMailAgent, I...
{
public virtual void IMailAgent.Send(object obj) // I can
{ // compile this
...
}
...
}
What I've read is that that I can't mark a method as virtual if it's an
explicit implementation of an interface method. Actually I can do that
with mcs.
Any ideas?.
Jaime.
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