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Interface Property not public, why?
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OK I found it. I had to use explicit interfaces and add this line
member x.IPixelAreaAnalyser = (x :> IPixelAreaAnalyser)

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[, 
    ConfigKey = "PixelAreaAnalyser")>]
type PixelAreaAnalyser() =
    inherit Provider()
    
    let mutable _pixelRetriever:IPixelRetriever = BitmapIterator.Current :> IPixelRetriever
    
    interface IPixelAreaAnalyser with
        member x.PixelRetriever
            with get() = _pixelRetriever
            and set(value) = 
                if value = null then raise (ApplicationException "PixelRetriever cannot be NULL") 
                _pixelRetriever <- value;
    member x.IPixelAreaAnalyser = (x :> IPixelAreaAnalyser)
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F# implements interfaces explicitly, rather than implicitly, so maybe that explains why. I'm not sure I completely trust reflector here. Try using ildasm.exe. Or just reference the F# from C# - you shouldn't see the property in intellisense on the type, but you should be able to upcast and then use it (as if you'd explicitly implemented the interface from C#).

By on 4/8/2009 12:14 PM ()

Thanks brianmcn, by mistake I edited my post instead of replying. So I found how to use explicit interfaces.

By on 4/8/2009 12:18 PM ()

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