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hi,<br />
I got the below example for defining an interface in vb6. In the derived class the method name starts with the name of the base class &quot;BaseClass_BaseMethod()&quot;. Is this the way interfaces work or is it just a naming convention? Thanks.<br />
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' Contents of class BaseClass<br />
Public Sub BaseMethod()<br />
End Sub<br />
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' Contents of class DerivedClass<br />
Implements BaseClass<br />
Private Sub BaseClass_BaseMethod()<br />
End Sub<br />

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hi,
I got the below example for defining an interface in vb6. In the derived class the method name starts with the name of the base class "BaseClass_BaseMethod()". Is this the way interfaces work or is it just a naming convention? Thanks.

' Contents of class BaseClass
Public Sub BaseMethod()
End Sub

' Contents of class DerivedClass
Implements BaseClass
Private Sub BaseClass_BaseMethod()
End Sub


How to Define VB6 interfaces?

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