I was wondering if there is any easy way to implement an IGeneric interface from using a member within that class that already implements all the methods/properties/functions within that IGeneric.
<CODE>
Public Class MyClass
Inherits AnotherClass
Implements IDictionary(Of String, Object)
Dim _DictionaryMember As Dictionary(Of String, Object)
#Region "Methods that implement IDictionary Methods which make blank calls/returns to _DictionaryMember's functions (which already implement all of IDictionary's stuff)"
' That stuff
#End Region
End Class
</CODE>
Without implementing all those wrapper calls from IDictonary to _DictionaryMember. If the solution used templates, that would be acceptable too, so long as I can still inherit AnotherClass.
-I'm a C++ Programmer just getting into Visual Basic .Net, so not having multiple inheritance is painstakingly hard, unless the Interfaces could seamlessly use a member's implemented interfaces.
I would stick with C++, but my companies customer only knows Visual Basic, so after we are finished with the project I'm working on, they will be able to maintain some of the minor issues with our software..