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OpenLoop · Oct 1st, 2005, 3:18 PM

I have two classes A and B. B inherits A, somthing like this

public Class A: Windows.Form
{
      private Button btn1;
      public TextBox txt1;
}
public Class B:A
{
      public TextBox txt2;
}

when i display form B, I get the button from A in addition to both text boxes. My questions is, how do i get B to inherit all of A's NON PRIVATE members only? (I don't want the button to show up in B)

Thank you

Oct 1st, 2005, 3:18 PM	#1
OpenLoop Expert Programmer Join Date: May 2005 Location: East Lansing, MI Posts: 663 Rep Power: 4	Inheritance problem I have two classes A and B. B inherits A, somthing like this (Toggle Plain Text) public Class A: Windows.Form { private Button btn1; public TextBox txt1; } public Class B:A { public TextBox txt2; } public Class A: Windows.Form { private Button btn1; public TextBox txt1; } public Class B:A { public TextBox txt2; } when i display form B, I get the button from A in addition to both text boxes. My questions is, how do i get B to inherit all of A's NON PRIVATE members only? (I don't want the button to show up in B) Thank you

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