growing explicit interface implementation declaration!!! 1

[ajikoe]

I have three interface like this:
interface IStorable{
void read();
}
interface ITalk{
void talk();
}
interface IRun{
void run
}

I have 3 class (Document, Note, NoteRun) which the first class is the second base clase, the second class is the third base class. All the methods in class 1 is writen in explicit interface implementation.

public class Document:IStorable,ITalk{
//Constructor...
void IStorable.read{
//something;
}

void ITalk.talk{
//something;
}
}

public class Noteocument,IStorable,ITalk{
//Constructor...
void IStorable.read{
//something;
}

void ITalk.talk{
//something;
}
}

public class NoteRun:Note, IStorable,ITalk,IRun{
//Constructor...
void IStorable.read{
//something;
}
void ITalk.talk{
//something;
}

void IRun.run{
//something;
}
}

Now I just curious is there any other way to avoid these growing declaration:

public class Document:IStorable,ITalk
public class Noteocument,IStorable,ITalk
public class NoteRun:Note, IStorable,ITalk,IRun

Everytime I make new derived class, I have to write down all of the interface.......?

I just wonder the negatif effect of this explicit interface implementation declaration..

Sincerely Yours,
Pujo

 

[chiph]

That's pretty much the way it works. I've seen classes that implement 10 or more interfaces, plus inherit from a base class. I wouldn't worry about it.

Chip H.


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