C#•11mo ago

advanced inheritance in arguments

I need help with C# inheritance, basically I have this function

    private void SetTopView<T>(T child) where T : FrameworkElement, IPopup
    {
        LayerAboveContent.Children.Clear();

        child.CloseTriggered += (sender, args) => { LayerAboveContent.Children.Remove(sender as FrameworkElement); };

        child.ReplaceTriggered += (sender, element) =>
        {
            SetTopView(element); // this gets an error! but I know `element` here derrives IPopup too!
        };

        LayerAboveContent.Children.Add(child);
    }

    private void SetTopView<T>(T child) where T : FrameworkElement, IPopup
    {
        LayerAboveContent.Children.Clear();

        child.CloseTriggered += (sender, args) => { LayerAboveContent.Children.Remove(sender as FrameworkElement); };

        child.ReplaceTriggered += (sender, element) =>
        {
            SetTopView(element); // this gets an error! but I know `element` here derrives IPopup too!
        };

        LayerAboveContent.Children.Add(child);
    }

now on the code at child.ReplaceTriggered += (sender, element) => my problem is that element here is a FrameworkElement but I know fully well that this object inherits IPopup in my own code because all instance of element I pass through here inherits IPopup, now, my SetTopView function here accepts T where T should inherit both FrameworkElement and IPopUp, how do I make the compiler accept element here in the code to also have derrived from IPopup?

2 Replies

AlizerOP•11mo ago

in short I want to do the following

Moods•11mo ago

How do you know it implements IPopUp? is element of a type derived from FrameworkElement that also implements that interface?

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advanced inheritance in arguments