I want to attempt an MVC design for my little app.
I have a normal Csharp class ViewBase which extends UserControl. It's a single .cs file.
I have multiple classes that I want to extend ViewBase. These are actual UserControls so they have a code behind .cs file and a .xaml file.
However, CSharp tells me that for these classes, their base class "differs from declared in other parts".
Is what I want to do possible at all? What am I doing wrong?
Note that I did not modify my XAML files, so they still use tags.
Here is the relevant code:
// This gives the error in question and ViewBase is underlined
// "Base class of LoginView differs from declared in other parts"
public partial class LoginView : ViewBase {
public LoginView(Shell shell, ControllerBase controller) : base(shell, controller) {
InitializeComponent();
}
}
// This one is a single .cs file
public abstract class ViewBase : UserControl {
开发者_如何学C public Shell Shell { get; set; }
public ControllerBase Controller { get; set; }
protected ViewBase(Shell shell, ControllerBase controller)
{
Shell = shell;
Controller = controller;
}
}
Note that I did not modify my XAML files, so they still use tags
That's your problem. You'll need to change:
<UserControl ...>
...
</UserControl>
to
<local:ViewBase xmlns:local="clr-namespace:..."
...
</local:ViewBase>
The problem is you're telling the compiler you're inheriting ViewBase
in one place (the .cs file) and UserControl
in another (the .xaml file).
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