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[VB.NET] Multiple Inheritance
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James Rose
Hey gang,
I fully understand that VB.NET does not support multiple inheritance. So that said we are trying to figure a way to get a form of MI anyway. Attached is a simple diagram. In this you will see that sometimes we need the MS Collection Base class (first box) and we have our Base class (BLBase)
We have our own class (BLCollection) that needs to inherit from the MS CollectionBase. What we want is to have some objects that have our BLCollection and some objects that do not... (bottom two classes) however both classes at the bottom need to inherit from our BLBase class. The diagram shows that BLBase is inheriting from CollectionBase, and this will work for us in that we simply will not use the CollectionBase functions in "Object w/o Collection"
There must be a better way... I read a little about using multiple interfaces but I'm not getting how to impliment this.
EDIT:
Ramesees. Thanks, yes I know that the first diagram will work... but what I want is the 2nd diagram (newly added) so that the "Object w/o Collection" would not carry around the CollectionBase inhertance. Not a BIG deal... but it would be nice. (thanks again)
Thanks for any help.

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