Maddus Mattus said:Massif said:*snip*I'm going to talk to god (Erik) about that!
Object should become a forbidden word, you can only inherit from object.
let's say we have A that inherits from B
if we have two methods:
A DoWork() and B DoWork()
A a = worker.DoWork() would result in using A DoWork(), if you want to use the B one use B b = worker.DoWork(), you lazy git
I've programmed for 6+ years now and I've never run into these problems before. Until recently,... But anyway,.. I've just attached a bool to the end of the parameters B DoWork(bool thisisherebecauseprogramlanguagesarestupid);
Maddus
But there's a legit reason to do BaseClass b = DoWork();
It's not that what you propose isn't technically possible by the compiler, it just breaks OOP. You don't want the compiler to break OOP do you?
