Implements
The Implements aspect, available on the Island and .NET platforms, can be used to mark a method as providing the implementation for a particular interface member, even if it is named differently.
The aspect provides the same functionality as Oxygene's implements keyword, and expands upon C#'s syntax for explicit private interface implementations.
Implements takes two parameters, the type and the member that the implementation is provided for.
[Implements(typeOf(IMyInterface), "TestFunction")]
method test;
begin
...
end;
Is equivalent to:
method test; implements IMyInterface.TestFunction
begin
...
end;
[Implements(typeof(IMyInterface), "TestFunction")]
public void test()
{
...
}
Is similar to the following, but the method isn also accessible via the name test, while the below would not be:
public void IMyInterface.TestFunction()
{
...
}
```
@Implements(typeof(IMyInterface), "TestFunction")
public func test() {
...
}
@Implements(typeof(IMyInterface), "tTstFunction")
public void test()
{
...
}
Defined in RemObjects.Elements.Cirrus.