Hi,

I have a class C derived from B which is derived from A.
In an overriden method of C, I would like to call the same base method
but in A.
Using the keyword "base" performs the call in B but hoz can I call the
method in A ? Is there a language construct for this ?
Thank you

Herve

If B has overridden the method then there is no way for C to invoke A's version directly

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Hi,

I have a class C derived from B which is derived from A.
In an overriden method of C, I would like to call the same base method
but in A.
Using the keyword "base" performs the call in B but hoz can I call the
method in A ? Is there a language construct for this ?
Thank you

Herve

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> I have a class C derived from B which is derived from A.
> In an overriden method of C, I would like to call the same
> base method but in A.
> Using the keyword "base" performs the call in B but hoz
> can I call the method in A ?

Add a method to B that calls the method in A.
C is derived from B, not A, so it does not really know about A.

P.