Putting a base in the middle

Posted by enderminh.com on April 6, 2010

From Eric Lippert's Blog: Here's a crazy-seeming but honest-to-goodness real customer scenario that got reported to me recently. There are three DLLs involved, Alpha.DLL, Bravo.DLL and Charlie.DLL. The classes in each are: public class Alpha // In Alpha.DLL {   public virtual void M()   { ... [read more]

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