C#

KMAROIS wrote:

When I made the members private in the base I get the error
"Abstract.EmployeeBase._sEmpName' is inaccessible due to its protection level"

Mark Salsbery
Microsoft MVP - Visual C++

KMAROIS wrote:

public abstract class EmployeeBase
{
private string _sEmpName = "Some One";
private int _iPayRate = 0;

KMAROIS wrote:

public class FTEmployee : EmployeeBase
{
private new string _sEmpName;
private new int _iPayRate = 0;

John Simmons / outlaw programmer wrote:

he has to make them protected

public abstract class EmployeeBase {
        private string _sEmpName = "Some One";
        private int _iPayRate; // compiler initialized at 0

        protected EmployeeBase(String name, int payrate) {
            // data validation not listed
            EmployeeName = name;
            PayRate = payrate;
        }

        public string EmployeeName {
            get { return _sEmpName; }
            private set { _sEmpName = value; }
        }

        public int PayRate {
            get { return _iPayRate; }
            private set { _iPayRate = value; }
        }

        public abstract void CalcPay();
    }

    public class FTEmployee : EmployeeBase {

        public FTEmployee(String name, int payrate) : 
            base(name, payrate) {
            //.. do other stuff particular to FTEmployee
        }

        public override void CalcPay() {
            //. do calculation
        }
    }

// Usage
public void SomeNonsense() {
            FTEmployee employee = new FTEmployee("James Harwood", 65000);
        }

"Simplicity carried to the extreme becomes elegance."
-Jon Franklin

private new string _sEmpName;
private new int _iPayRate = 0;

Agweet wrote:

i wanna create a dynamic table

Agweet wrote:

i am going to use the table and insert it into an email so that the user can view newly added data

Agweet wrote:

Account Name Date
AccountName UserName UserDate

topcatalpha wrote:

Can i use comports in a windows service ?

topcatalpha wrote:

i know the portnumber when no user has logged onto windows