Noob question #2

[you]

Ok, I beleive that I understand what overriding and overloading do. They
both make sense to me. What I don't understand is when they are both
used at the same time.

Example;
Public Overloads Overrides Sub Draw()
What I dont get is if I am overriding something how can I also be
overloading it since I have just declared it wothless? Ack, I can't even
describe how I don't get it.

If you can understand the confusion that I am trying to express, could
you clarify so a dumdum can understand?

Thanks.

PS Y'all did great with my last question so I figure ya could do it
again!

 

[Peter Chadwick (MCP)]

Sorry, I've just re-read your post, and I've completely not answered
your question! Doh!

I've never come across a situation where I've needed to use both
overloads and overrides at the same time. I could hazzard a guess (such
as if you want to override a function that is overloaded in the class
you are inheriting), but don't want to give you duff information.
Peter Chadwick (MCP)
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