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intellisense problem

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Dan Holmes - 28 Sep 2007 14:28 GMT
I admit this might have more to do with the IDE than the language but...

in VS2005 sp1 when i highlight the interface inherited by my class and
then choose "Implement Interface" -> Implicitly i get this message: "All
members of this type have already been implemented".  The problem is the
class is empty.

public sealed class ProductService : IAF.TransactionComponent,
IProductService
{

}

I tried explicitly as well.. same message.

In the above code "IAF.TransactionComponent" is an abstract class.  So i
tried "Implement Abstract Class".  That gives the same message.

Anyone seen this before?

dan
Chris V - 28 Sep 2007 15:56 GMT
> I admit this might have more to do with the IDE than the language but...
>
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> dan

Is it possible that your abstract class has methods with the same
signatures as the interface? If so, that might be what is causing the
conflict.

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