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Keith Patrick
Could someone tell me if it's possible (and if so, how) to call an
explicitly-implemented interface method from a subclass? I have a class in
which I have to explicity implement some methods, but my subclasses, which
should use them, cannot call them. I'm not sure if it just isn't possible
due to visibility or if I just don't have the syntax right. I can't make
the methods protected, as the compiler complains (although the documentation
for the error only says it's true of the "public" accessor, "protected" also
doesn't work, but when they use the default accessor, I can't get the
compiler to see the methods.
explicitly-implemented interface method from a subclass? I have a class in
which I have to explicity implement some methods, but my subclasses, which
should use them, cannot call them. I'm not sure if it just isn't possible
due to visibility or if I just don't have the syntax right. I can't make
the methods protected, as the compiler complains (although the documentation
for the error only says it's true of the "public" accessor, "protected" also
doesn't work, but when they use the default accessor, I can't get the
compiler to see the methods.