You'd need to add an event keyword, or some other marker, wouldn't you?
Otherwise you don't know that it should be an event rather than some other
property.
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] on behalf of Martin Maly
Sent: Mon 11/14/2005 5:23 PM
To: Discussion of IronPyth
After playing with this for a bit, I think that at the
moment IronPython is not capable of what you can do below in C#. The
insurmountable (for now, I hope) obsctacle that I hit is that the events must be
sealed classes, inherited from an abstract MulticastDelegate. IronPython doesn't
know o
I’m not certain if this is the cause
of the problem – but have you tried making “DoSomething” on
Helper virtual? My guess would be that in your example, you’re
creating a new, non-virtual method in FooHelper that is hiding its base class’s
implementation, analogous to this:
using
Syste
Doh. I introduced a bug when reducing my complex actual bug to this toy
example. I added "virtual" to the C# program where it should have been,
and now it works fine.
Now I need to figure out where things are going awry in my actual
example, where things are a bit more complicated (and the met
In C#, if you want somebody to be able to override a method in a base class, I
think you need the virtual keyword. I believe if you define the DoSomething
method in Helper with the virtual keyword, then you should be ok.
That would be about the only suggestion I have. Other than that, the code l
A question about subclassing, virtual methods, C#/IP
interop, etc in IronPython-0.9.4. I have a library of two classes Helper
& Master (greatly simplified from my actual situation, but analagous):
using
System;
namespace
TestLib
{
public class Helper
{
int _id;
