Re: Class casting.

Hi,



Thanks.
I did similar thing.
I created a base class and all pages inherit from this base class.
The reason was, that I had different methods in classes.

You mean methods with different signature?
Cause if they have the same signature, well that the idea of using an
interface in the first place !

Inteface forces me to implement all of them in each class.

Or you could implement several interfaces, but what I do not understand is
how you call the different methods if they have different signatures.

Virtual methods in base class allow me to implement only needed method,

What about different interfaces?



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Florida Department Of Transportation


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