Hi,
في ث، 25-01-2011 عند 21:35 +1030 ، كتب James Moschou:
> Is is possible to mark methods as virtual in interfaces, as a
> mechanism of providing default implementations?
>
> If I do
>
> interface Interface {
> public virtual void function () {
> // Default
> }
> }
>
> class Class : Object, Interface {
> public override void function () {
> // Custom
> }
> }
>
> The compiler says that no method to override was found.
but if you remove the override keyword, it works ;-)
So now the question is : is this intentional? I always thought that you
don't need override when implementing an abstract method (and need
override when there is already an implementation), but it seems I was
wrong. This probably needs an answer from Jürg (and the rationale to be
added somewhere in the documentation).
HTH,
Abderrahim
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