Pass an Interface object as an argument to function

[None]

Hi,

Is it possible to pass an Interface object as an argument to some
function. If anybody knows the solution please let me know.

Thanks
Vinoth

[Jon Skeet [C# MVP]]

None <vi********@gmail.com> wrote:

Is it possible to pass an Interface object as an argument to some
function. If anybody knows the solution please let me know.

If you mean "Is it possible to write a method which takes an interface
type as the type of one of its parameters?" then - absolutely. It's a
very common part of good design. Look at ArrayList.Sort, for example -
a couple of its overloads take an IComparer to use during the sort.

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[Ignacio Machin \( .NET/ C# MVP \)]

Hi,
is this what you want: void Proc1( IInterface theParameter) ?

if not put an example in pseudo code of that you want.
cheers,

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Hi,

Is it possible to pass an Interface object as an argument to some
function. If anybody knows the solution please let me know.

Thanks
Vinoth