calling the super class

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How would you explicitly call a method of a 'super' class in C#? What do I
put at the dots to just call the GetHierarchicalView of XmlDataSource?


public class XmlDataSourceMarc : XmlDataSource
{
protected override HierarchicalDataSourceView GetHierarchicalView(string
viewPath)
{
return .....;
}
}
 
Marc said:
How would you explicitly call a method of a 'super' class in C#? What do I
put at the dots to just call the GetHierarchicalView of XmlDataSource?


public class XmlDataSourceMarc : XmlDataSource
{
protected override HierarchicalDataSourceView GetHierarchicalView(string
viewPath)
{
return .....;
}
}
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return base.GetHierarchicalView(viewPath);

The IDE even puts it in their for you.

Have you considered reading some of the documentation?
 
return base.GetHierarchicalView(viewPath);
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Thank you. That's another one: in Delphi it's inherited in Java it's super,
in C# it's base.
The IDE even puts it in their for you.
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Well, mine did not...Visual Studio Express Edition?
Have you considered reading some of the documentation?
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Sorry, I am reading, but for some questions google for example gives very
irrelevant entries if you don't know what keyword to look for. Thanks for
the hint.
 
Marc said:
Thank you. That's another one: in Delphi it's inherited in Java it's super,
in C# it's base.


Well, mine did not...Visual Studio Express Edition?


Sorry, I am reading, but for some questions google for example gives very
irrelevant entries if you don't know what keyword to look for. Thanks for
the hint.
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Don't google at this level its too general

See:-

http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-gb/library/hfw7t1ce.aspx

Have a rummage through the Keywords and operators reference.

Then read a few programming guides relevant to the stuff you are doing.
 
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