Property question

[SStory]

I want to define a base class that has a property, "FirstName"

that is public readonly

but can be set by itself and other objects that inherit this baseclass
(protected)

I can't seem to do that.

The docs show ..

Property Firstname
<attributes>Get
End Get
<attributes>Set
End Set
End property

I wanted to
Public Get
and
Protected Set

but this is not allowed.

Any ideas appreciated..

 

[Herfried K. Wagner]

Hello,

I want to define a base class that has a property,
"FirstName"

that is public readonly

but can be set by itself and other objects that inherit this baseclass
(protected)

I can't seem to do that.

The docs show ..

Property Firstname
<attributes>Get
End Get
<attributes>Set
End Set
End property

I wanted to
Public Get
and
Protected Set

\\\
Public Class Foo
Private m_FirstName As String

Public ReadOnly Property FirstName() As String
Get
Return m_FirstName
End Get
End Property

Protected Sub SetFirstName(ByVal Value As String)
m_FirstName = Value
End Sub
End Class
///

Regards,
Herfried K. Wagner

 

[SStory]

I was afraid of that.

AFAIK, the only way to work around this is to create 2 methods

Private m_FirstName as String

Public Function GetFirstName as String
Return m_FirstName
End Function

Protected Sub SetFirstName(ByVal firstName as String)
FirstName = firstName
End Sub

Stephen

 

[SStory]

That is unfortunate. But I can deal with it.
Looks like Microsoft would have allowed a public get and a protected set for
such cases.

Thanks,

shane

 

[Herfried K. Wagner]

Hello,

That is unfortunate. But I can deal with it.
Looks like Microsoft would have allowed a public get
and a protected set for such cases.

That's a "FAQ" and a lot of ppl are annoyed about the fact that it's
impossible to define property Get/Set with different modifiers.

;->

Regards,
Herfried K. Wagner

 

[Herfried K. Wagner]

Hello,

"SStory >" <[email protected] <remove the 'online.' to send me

Danke. ;

Ich kann Deutch sprechen, aber nicht zehr gut. Since I learned
Spanish my German and Spanish get confused.

Really good. I think it's better than by bad English.

Regards,
Herfried K. Wagner