I believe this question is fairly basic but I am having trouble finding an answer to this question. In C# let's say I have 3 classes: A, B, C
B derives from A
C derives from B
Now, if I wanted a list or array of objects of type class A but wanted the array to be able to house objects of type B and C this is no problem... I could do something like this:
A[] myArrayofAtypes;
However let's say I make the first element of this array of type C. If type C has a variable defined in its class definition that ONLY exists in class C's class definition... how do I access that variable from the array? I can't just do A[0].MyVariableGetter
as that variable does not exist in the base class, A.
Any suggestions?
You have to downcast it:
C c = (C)myArrayofAtypes[0];
var v = c.MyVariableGetter;
You have to type cast it to type c and access the member.
If (arr[i] is c)
{
((C)arr[0]).member = value;
}
Instead of casting as 'king.code' has suggested like this I would use these pretty C# operators which are 'is' and 'as'.
public void CallIfTypeC(A a)
{
if (a is C)
{
C c = a as C;
c.DoAction();
}
}
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