I have the following coded elements:
1. An interface
2. A baseclass implementing the interface
3. A subclass that inherits the baseclass and contains some extra properties and methods
I use my subclass through COM, in this case in Access2003.
Now, if I declare a variable x As mySubClass, then on typing "x." Intellisense shows me nothing.
If I declare a variable x As myBaseClass, then on typing "x." Intellisense still shows me nothing.
If I declare a variable x As myInterface, then instantiate x = new myBaseClass, then on typing "x." Intellisense shows me the properties and methods in the interface. The same thing happens if I instantiate x = new mySubClass. However, in that case I still cannot see the properties and methods that are specific to the derived class.
What I want to have happen is the following: On instantiating x As mySubClass, I want Intellisense to show me ALL the public properties and methods that mySubClass has available, the inherited ones and the new ones.
How can I get this done?
Any help will be very much appreciated!
Vera
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