Hi, all,
I just tested it with C#, with different results:
Using the dynamic keyword, it seems that C# using “dynamic” does not honor the
optional parameter in any “inherited” case, it only works when the method
implementation also provides the default parameter. ☹
This closely matches the beh
I can see this both ways (bug and not a bug), so let's err on the side of
bug and see if we can make the behaviour match C#.
On Mon, Aug 29, 2016, 23:53 Markus Schaber wrote:
> Hi, Slide,
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> Using a public abstract base class produces the same result: If the
> derived class is internal, the
Hi, Slide,
Using a public abstract base class produces the same result: If the derived
class is internal, the call works fine, if the derived class is public, the
call does not work.
Best regards
Markus Schaber
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