NET INTERFACE Sample Clauses

NET INTERFACE. ‌ An interface specifies the members that must be supplied by classes implementing the interface. The interface itself does not provide implementations for the members that it defines. The Contract Wizard class corresponding to an interface is a deferred class since Eiffel does not support the notion of interface. The semantic of the class stays the same: a .NET class X that implements an interface I is represented by an effected Eiffel class CW_X that inherits from I. Table 14 compares an interface I, an abstract class X that implements the interface I, and a class Y that extends class X directly with the Eiffel classes that the Contract Wizard generated from those C# classes. .NET C# Contract Wizard public interface I deferred class CW_I { feature -- Access int index(); index: INTEGER is } -- dotnet_name: "I.index (): Int32" deferred end end public abstract class X: I deferred class CW_X inherit { I public int index() … { feature -- Access return 1; index: INTEGER is } -- dotnet_name: “X.index (): Int32" public string foo() do { Result := x_ref.index return "foo"; end } foo: SYSTEM_STRING is } -- dotnet_name: "X.xxx (): String" do Result := x_xxx.xxx end feature {NONE} -- Implementation x_ref: X -- Reference to class X end public class Y: X class CW_Y inherit { I public string bar() … { feature -- Access return "bar"; index: INTEGER is } -- dotnet_name: Y.index (): Int32"
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