> I thought for sure that it supported multiple inheritance, where you
passed the 2 parents and the first-listed parent was the dominant one,
meaning that if both parents had the same PEM, the first-listed parent took
precedence.
The C# version looks pretty much like this
class A : B, C, D
{...}
However, only B can be a class here. C and D have to be interfaces.
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Christof
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