Hello Barry,

Thanks for your suggestion, and it does solve the problem.

Regards,

Alan L.

Barry Kelly wrote:
>> Public MustInherit Class BaseList(Of T As BaseObject) Inherits BindingList(Of
>> T)
>
>public abstract class BaseList<T> : BindingList<T>
> where T : BaseObject
>
>-- Barry
>

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Hi Goran

The BaseObject will be inherited by other classes. And I am defining an
extension to the
BindingList<T>.

I solved the problem by using the where keyworkd suggested by Barry and Mehdi.


Thanks for your feedback.

Regards,

Alan L.

Göran Andersson wrote:
>If you have a base class for all objects that the class handles, then
>you don't need to use generics at all in your class. Just use the base
>class when you inherit the BindingList.
>
>public abstract class BaseList : BindingList<BaseObject>
>
>Now your BaseList is a BindingList that handles any object that inherits
>from BaseObject.
>
>In your method that loops the items, just reference them as BaseObject:
>
>public void AcceptChanges() {
> foreach (BaseObject item in this.Items) {
> item.ObjectState = ObjectState.Unchanged;
> }
> DeletedRows.Clear();
>}
>
>> Hi Goran,
>>
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>>> ...
>>> }
>

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Hello Alvin,

I will look into using instant C# for my future projects.

Thanks and Regards,

Alan L.

Alvin Bruney [MVP] wrote:
>Google instant C#, this application will translate your VB code into C#. It
>is very good.
>
>> Hello,
>>
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>>
>> Alan L.

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