Multiple inheritance in VB.NET

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Is ther a way, to do multiple inheritence(Implementation based) in VB.NET
I am aware of interface based, but i need to know if there is any way to get
around and do implementation based Multiple Inheritence.

The situation is that, i have written seprate classes to parse a XML
document, now the requirement has arrived, in which i just need to create an
object which can
inherits from those classe that i have already written.
 
N S S said:
Is ther a way, to do multiple inheritence(Implementation based) in VB.NET
I am aware of interface based, but i need to know if there is any way to
get
around and do implementation based Multiple Inheritence.

The situation is that, i have written seprate classes to parse a XML
document, now the requirement has arrived, in which i just need to create
an
object which can
inherits from those classe that i have already written.
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AFAIK, no in VB. You'll need to use interfaces. Now, in C++...
 
Hi Peter,

Managed code doesn't support multiple inheritance, regardless of language,
does it? So, even managed C++ is out, right?

Dick

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Dick Grier said:
Hi Peter,

Managed code doesn't support multiple inheritance, regardless of language,
does it? So, even managed C++ is out, right?

Dick
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I believe you are correct. I was referring to the C++ language itself.
 
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