RE: Two Classes with the same Data Structure.. saving code? Inheriting
a structure?
I have two classes. One in Inherits System.Collecti ons.CollectionB ase,
the other does not, but they both have the identical structure and
properties. the only difference between them is there methods and that
one is a collection class and the other is not.
currently the code starts like this:
class1
Namespace WH
Public Class colCollaborator
Inherits System.Collecti ons.CollectionB ase
Public Structure s_Collaborator
Private m_Result As String
Private m_ColId As Integer
Private m_Lastname As String
Public Property ColId() As Integer
Get
Return m_ColId
End Get
Set(ByVal value As Integer)
m_ColId = value
End Set
End Property
... more code
class2
Namespace WH
Public Class Collaborator
Private m_ColId As Integer
Private m_Lastname As String
Private m_Firstname As String
Public Property ColId() As Integer
Get
Return m_ColId
End Get
Set(ByVal value As Integer)
m_ColId = value
End Set
End Property
....
Dumb noob question that I can't figure out despite endless resources..
is it possible to share or inherit that structure in both classes ..
and consolidate class files?
Thanks for any help or information!
5  1551 
On 12 Jun., 21:11, jc <wild...@noclie nt.netwrote:
RE: Two Classes with the same Data Structure.. saving code? Inheriting
a structure?
I have two classes. One in Inherits System.Collecti ons.CollectionB ase,
the other does not, but they both have the identical structure and
properties. the only difference between them is there methods and that
one is a collection class and the other is not.
Just two thoughts:
You could use an abstract class to do this. Look here: http://www.devx.com/dotnet/Article/28086 You could also use
inheritance although they say "use aggregation, not inheritance".
At least it would be a good idea to create an interface and implement
it in your two classes.
Michael
But then wouldn't this be true?
quote -
All types that implement the AnInterface interface must implement
every declared method in that interface. In this example we only need
to implement the function WhoAmI. Suppose AClass implements
AnInterface; we would need to implement WhoAmI. The result of
implement AnInterface in AClass would yield the following code.
Public Class AClass
Implements AnInterface
Public Function WhoAmI() As String Implements AnInterface.Who AmI
Return "AClass"
End Function
End Class
endquote -
I'll try it out.. but if anybody has a simple example of how to reuse
the structure code in two classes where one class is already
inheriting another class (understanding that vb does not support
multiple inheritances). Any help is appreciated.
Thank you!
jc wrote:
RE: Two Classes with the same Data Structure.. saving code? Inheriting
a structure?
I have two classes. One in Inherits System.Collecti ons.CollectionB ase,
the other does not, but they both have the identical structure and
properties. the only difference between them is there methods and that
one is a collection class and the other is not.
currently the code starts like this:
class1
Namespace WH
Public Class colCollaborator
Inherits System.Collecti ons.CollectionB ase
Public Structure s_Collaborator
Private m_Result As String
Private m_ColId As Integer
Private m_Lastname As String
Public Property ColId() As Integer
Get
Return m_ColId
End Get
Set(ByVal value As Integer)
m_ColId = value
End Set
End Property
... more code
class2
Namespace WH
Public Class Collaborator
Private m_ColId As Integer
Private m_Lastname As String
Private m_Firstname As String
Public Property ColId() As Integer
Get
Return m_ColId
End Get
Set(ByVal value As Integer)
m_ColId = value
End Set
End Property
....
Dumb noob question that I can't figure out despite endless resources..
is it possible to share or inherit that structure in both classes ..
and consolidate class files?
Thanks for any help or information!
Do you absolutely need the colCollaborator class to inherit the
CollectionBase class? Otherwise you can just remove that inheritance,
and make the colCollaborator class inherit the Collaborator class. You
can quite easily implement things like IEnumerable if you need to
iterate a collection in the class.
--
Göran Andersson
_____ http://www.guffa.com
On Jun 13, 5:22 pm, Göran Andersson <gu...@guffa.co mwrote:
jc wrote:
RE: Two Classes with the same Data Structure.. saving code? Inheriting
a structure?
I have two classes. One in Inherits System.Collecti ons.CollectionB ase,
the other does not, but they both have the identical structure and
properties. the only difference between them is there methods and that
one is a collection class and the other is not.
currently the code starts like this:
class1
Namespace WH
Public Class colCollaborator
Inherits System.Collecti ons.CollectionB ase
Public Structure s_Collaborator
Private m_Result As String
Private m_ColId As Integer
Private m_Lastname As String
Public Property ColId() As Integer
Get
Return m_ColId
End Get
Set(ByVal value As Integer)
m_ColId = value
End Set
End Property
... more code
class2
Namespace WH
Public Class Collaborator
Private m_ColId As Integer
Private m_Lastname As String
Private m_Firstname As String
Public Property ColId() As Integer
Get
Return m_ColId
End Get
Set(ByVal value As Integer)
m_ColId = value
End Set
End Property
....
Dumb noob question that I can't figure out despite endless resources..
is it possible to share or inherit that structure in both classes ..
and consolidate class files?
Thanks for any help or information!
Do you absolutely need the colCollaborator class to inherit the
CollectionBase class? Otherwise you can just remove that inheritance,
and make the colCollaborator class inherit the Collaborator class. You
can quite easily implement things like IEnumerable if you need to
iterate a collection in the class.
--
Göran Andersson
_____http://www.guffa.com
Göran,
Can you show me a simple example ? I'm somewhat new to OOP.
Very interested in see that.
Thank you!
jc wrote:
>
I'll try it out.. but if anybody has a simple example of how to reuse
the structure code in two classes where one class is already
inheriting another class (understanding that vb does not support
multiple inheritances). Any help is appreciated.
I'm not sure what you are really after, but I would probably do it by embedding
a Collaborator object inside of colCollaborator . This is sometimes referred to
as "aggregatin g" a class within another class.
Public Class Collaborator
Private m_ColId As Integer
' ...
Public Property ColId() As Integer
' ...
End Property
' ...
End Class
Public Class colCollaborator
Inherits System.Collecti ons.CollectionB ase
Private m_Collab As Collaborator
' ...
Public ReadOnly Property Collab As Collaborator
Get
Return m_Collab
End Get
End Property
' ...
End Class
The effect is that colCollaborator is a collection, but also has a .Collab
property, which reveals all the properties of a Collaborator object as well. This thread has been closed and replies have been disabled. Please start a new discussion. Similar topics | |
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