Two things that a end developer can do with your class is <b>inherit</ b> your class and build upon it. They can also use the new <b>Extension</b> methods in framework 3.0. Let me know if this helped you.
On Feb 27, 6:04 am, Belisario <[email protected]> wrote: > Hello everybody! > > I'm a VB.Net beginner. > I'm trying to understand if it's possible to create a class with a > method in it to add new properties to this class. > > Let me put it better: I am building a customer class. This would have > some base fixed properties like "Name" or "Address", but I would like > to give the user the possibility to build his own free custom > property, like "Telephone Number" and "Software version" for Mr. Smith > and "Customer hobbies" and "Website" for Mr. Brown. > So: > > Mr. Smith's Customer Object properties: > "Name" > "Address" > "Telephone Number" > "Software version" > > Mr. Brown Customer Object properties: > "Name" > "Address" > "Customer hobbies" > "Website" > > I searched a lot through the net but I still can't understand if this > is possible and how. I heard about something called "reflection", but > I am still not sure if I am searching the right way... > > Could you please help me on this point or show me other possible ways > to overcome the issue? > > Thank you very much!
