Calling Inherited Method

[thepsion5]

Hi guys,

I have a interface that implements/extends the generic collections interface, like so:

public class RawTrafficDataBuffer : IRawDataBuffer

The implementing class implements all the required methods the way I believe is proper for C# (I say this because the function calls were generated by Visual Studio) in the implemented class:

public class RawTrafficDataBuffer : IRawDataBuffer
{
    ICollection<RawTrafficDatagram>.Add(RawTrafficDatagram Item)
    {
    ...
    }

int ICollection<RawTrafficDatagram>.Count
    {
        get{ ... }
    }
}

But how do I call these functions from the implementing class? Calling these methods or properties from an instance of RawTrafficDataBuffer gives me a compilation error, and so far I haven't been able to figure out what I'm doing wrong. Thanks in advance for the help!
-Sean

 

[Walid]

You did not specify an access modifier for the methods (i.e. private, public or protected) so they are by default “private”. That is way you can’t access then using a reference to the class. Add the key word public in the front of each method and you will be fine

Walid Magd (MCP)

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