C# - Can publicly inherited methods be hidden (e.g. made private to derived class)
Suppose I have BaseClass with public methods A and B, and I create DerivedClass through inheritance.
e.g.
public DerivedClass : BaseClass {}
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When you, for instance, try to inherit from a
List, and you want to hide the directAdd(object _ob)member:// the only way to hide [Obsolete("This is not supported in this class.", true)] public new void Add(object _ob) { throw NotImplementedException("Don't use!!"); }It's not really the most preferable solution, but it does the job. Intellisense still accepts, but at compile time you get an error:
error CS0619: 'TestConsole.TestClass.Add(TestConsole.TestObject)' is obsolete: 'This is not supported in this class.'
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