>The key words in that statement are "in the derived class". Yes, SomeProc
>will call TBase.DoSomething, not TDerived.DoSomething. That's static
>methods for ya - no way to avoid it. :-)
ah - ok.
So really - this "replace" trick isn't as remarkable as it first
sounded.
"replaced" really just means "hides" - but the other function is still
"there" and available via typecasting etc.
This is expected.
I thought they were claiming something a bit more drastic
-ns
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