Hi list, Sorry if this is posted twice, however I didn't see this message on the list. Maybe the company mailserver hasn't delievered it :(
I got a problem here. I have the a class in .NET1.1 (Class A) with the method public virtual void Do() for example. Another .NET class (say Class B) has a collection of Class A and a method DoAll() which iterates over all Class A in B and calls the Do() Method. So now comes the problem. In Python I have a class MyA derived from .NET Class A and overrides the method Do(). Now I add some of my MyA class to the B class and execute DoAll() on B. Surprisingly, only the Do() methods of A are called not the PythonNet Do() in the MyA instances. I would have expected that the MyA.Do() will be called. Is this a bug? I'm using the RC2 of PythonNet for .NET1.1 and Python2.4.2. Any ideas? Markus _________________________________________________ Python.NET mailing list - PythonDotNet@python.org http://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/pythondotnet
