I\'m trying to rename my indexer property using IndexerName attribute on my abstract classes. But it still show compilation error The type \'XXX\' already contains a definition for \'Item\'.
I have an odd question, and seeing as the real context is fairly complex I\'ve made a simple example. I have two classes Base and Child. Each share a method of the the same name go. What I want the Ch
I am using aspectJ to inject an interface implementation. Eclipse compiles everything just fine. However the project has to be built with ant as well.
I thought the print statement just called the .write() method on the sys.stdout (by default) object. but having written a subclass like this:
I am not looking for you to give me the answer to this, I am simply asking for explanations to give me an understanding of how I can find the answer.
Given this code: class base { public: string foo() const; // Want this to be visible in \'derived\' class.
EDIT:I\'ve added the C# equivilents to appeal to a wider audience - hope that\'s ok VS2008 - .Net 3.5 (I therefore don\'t get convariance/contravariance support, as far as I know?)
I am taking my first OOP class (learning Java) in the fall so I\'ve been reading up about it and going through little introductions to the language to get myself acquainted before school. I\'m very ex
class BaseClass { public int Field = 1; } class DerivedA : BaseClass { public int SetField6() { return this.Field = 6;
So, I\'m trying to figure out the best (most elegant with the least amount of code) way to allow overriding specific functions of a property (e.g., just the getter, just the setter, etc.) in python.I\
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