I have the following class in C#:
public class SyncListener : SyncStatusListener
{ ... }
and I want to convert it to VB.NET which I think would look like this:
Public Class SyncListener
Inherits SyncStatusListener
...
End Class
but here comes the question: SyncStatusListener is an interface and VB.NET does not allow inherit from interfaces. How can I convert the C# code to VB.NET in this case?
Thank you in advance!
Use the Implements statement instead.
If a class or structure implements one or more interfaces, it must include the Implements statement immediately after the Class or Structure statement. The Implements statement requires a comma-separated list of interfaces to be implemented by a class. The class or structure must implement all interface members using the Implements keyword.
So change your code to:
Public Class SyncListener
Implements SyncStatusListener
...
End Class
For VB.Net you use the implements keyword, not inherits. See here. Implements
Use Implements
Public Class SyncListener
Implements SyncStatusListener
...
End Class
In C# for Interface implementation is done by a :. But VB.Net have reserved a keyword for this.
Keyword for Interface implementation is Implements
You can implement multiple Interface in two ways.
One is Use Implements keyword for each Interface
Public Class Test
Implements Interface1
Implements Interface2
End Class
another one method is to use a comma -seperater like below
Public Class Test
Implements Interface1, Interface2
End Class
