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if I have 3 callsses as such:
class base containes:
public sub ba()
end sub
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class derived1 containes:
imlplements base
public sub base_ba()
end sub
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class derived2 containes:
implements derived1
public sub derived1_base_ba()
end sub
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I get an error message telling me I haven't fully implemented derived1 in derived2.
Why?
this works if I change the scope of the sub base_ba, in derived1, to private.
but then it is not considered a method i hve to implement in derived2.
Does this meen I one can't implement the interface of a derived method that is derived from a base ?
Thanks.
Dan.
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I'm not sure if Implements can go three levels, but I don't do much with it as its unstable and unreliable as well as often unhelpful. My only bet is to try going into the classes and make sure ALL the properties, methods, events, etc are derived. Otherwise it will flop as you mentioned.
