Hello.
What is the equivalent code in VB (As the following C# code) ?

public interface myInterface : UpInterface
{
}
....

How can I implement the UpInterface in VB.NET ?

Need sample code, please.

Thanks

Mr. X. schrieb:
RTFM

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Armin

"Mr. X." <nospam (AT) nospam_please (DOT) com> wrote

Generic examples:

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' Declare an interface
Public Interface Interface1
Sub Message(ByVal Text As String)
End Interface

' Declare a class that implements the interface
Public Class Class1
Implements Interface1

Public Sub Message(ByVal Text As String) Implements Interface1.Message
' Do some stuff here
End Sub
End Class

' Declare an interface that inherits from another interface
Public Interface Interface2
Inherits Interface1
Property MsgType() As Integer
End Interface

' Declare a class that implements the complex interface
Public Class Class2
Implements Interface2

Public Sub Message(ByVal Text As String) Implements Interface1.Message
' Do stuff here
End Sub

Public Property MsgType() As Integer Implements Interface2.MsgType
Get
' Return something here
End Get
Set(ByVal value As Integer)
' Set a value here
End Set
End Property
End Class
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Jack

I feel so sorry that I didn't search for you in my previous reply.

Here it is:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/28e2e18x.aspx

Same available via [F1] key.

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Armin

"Mr. X." wrote:

The equivalent is:

Public Interface myInterface
Inherits UpInterface
End Interface

I'm not sure what the "UpInterface" is, but to impliment it, just create a
class as below:

Public Class MyUpper
Implements myInterface ' or UpInterface...
End Class

When you type the Impliments statement, the IDE adds the stubbed
functions/properties for you.

Mike