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Bhuwan Bhaskar - 30 Oct 2007 06:24 GMT

Hi,

How can I use the functions in class / object if they are same in interface.
Code is attached. I want to implement function f of i1 and i2 in the
objcet.

Thanks and regards.

Bhuwan

interface i1

{

string f();

}

interface i2

{

string f();

}

public class t : i1, i2

{

string i1.f()

{

return ("First");

}

string i2.f()

{

return ("Second");

}

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Andrew Faust - 30 Oct 2007 07:04 GMT

You have to caste them to an object of the same type of the interface. From
your example, you would do this:

t mainObject = new t();
Console.WriteLine(((i1) t).f());

or

t mainObject = new t();
i2 two = t;
Console.WriteLine(two.f());

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Bhuwan Bhaskar - 30 Oct 2007 08:18 GMT

Thanks Andrew, it works with little change,

> i2 two = t;

i2 two = mainObject;

Thanks
Bhuwan

> You have to caste them to an object of the same type of the interface.
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