Re: Asking again: Implementing interface, returning subclass

David Thielen <thielen@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Ok, I tried this a couple of different ways including:
DbConnection IDbConnection.Connection
{
get { return cmd.Connection; }
set { cmd.Connection = (DbConnection) value; }
}

but each gives me a compile error. I looked at the example and it seems the
example is the oppisate of this (I think) where it lets the class act like
the i/f. But I want to turn the i/f into a class that implements it.

What am I not getting?

You need to have two properties - one implementing the interface
explicitly (and returning the interface), and one just declaring the
property, and declaring it to return the concrete type.

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