Re: Abstract interfaces and classes - Urgent Help
- From: Wiebe Tijsma <wiebeREMOVE@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Wed, 06 Jul 2005 13:43:14 +0200
please post the actual code you're trying to compile, because this definately isn't it at all...
- first interfaces are abstract anyway, so you can't use the abstract keyword on them
- your casing in both keywords and interface naming differs
most probably the "public class InterfaceClass"
is actually declared as "private/protected/internal class InterfaceClass"
which means they're not allowing access from other classes/assemblies.
Wiebe
Carlos Lozano wrote:
Hi,
I have an OCX I need to use in an implementation and always gets a protection level error saying:
I get an error message saying:
OCXReference.InterfaceClass is inaccessible due to its protection level
The OCX module has basically the following structure:
Namespace OCXmodule { public abstract interface Interface_A : _Interface_B, Interface_C { }
public abstract Interface _Interface_B
{
public abstract new void method1();
}
public abstract interface _Interface_C
{
public abstract new void method2();
public abstract new void method3();
}
public class InterfaceClass
{
public virtual new void Method2()
{
}
public virtual new void method3()
{
}
} }
I am trying to create an instance of InterfaceClass Class to use the base code.
I tried the following 2 approaches:
Attempt 1: using System; using OCXReference;
NameSpace MySpace
{
Public class _MyClass : OCXReference.InterfaceClass
{ public void Method2()
{
base.Method2();
}
public void method3()
{
base.Method3();
} }
}
I get an error message saying: OCXReference.InterfaceClass is inaccessible due to its protection level
Attempt 2: using System; using OCXReference;
NameSpace MySpace
{
Public class _MyClass : OCXReference.Interface_A
{
private OCXReference.InterfaceClass oClass = new CXReference.InterfaceClass();
public void Method1() { oClass.Method2(); }
public void Method2()
{
oClass.Method2();
}
public void method3()
{
oClass.Method3();
} }
}
I get same error message when creating the new CXReference.InterfaceClass() saying: OCXReference.InterfaceClass is inaccessible due to its protection level
How can I call the code contained in the Class to use the base code?
I will appreciate any help.
Carlos Lozano
www.caxonline.net
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