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Name conflict with Interface
f#

Hi,

i have a problem with the inferface implementation in F#.

I can write something like:

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type IMyInterface =
  abstract member MyInt1: int
  
type MyType =
  {MyInt: int}
  interface IMyInterface with
    member x.MyInt1 
      with get() = x.MyInt

but what I really want is something implicit like:

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type IMyInterface =
  abstract member MyInt: int
  
type MyType =
  {MyInt: int}
  interface IMyInterface

But that doesn't compile. I think this has to with the fact that F# uses explicit interface implementation, but I then I get name conflicts like in the next trial:

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type IMyInterface =
  abstract member MyInt: int
  
type MyType =
  {MyInt: int}
  interface IMyInterface with
    member x.MyInt  // name conflict
      with get() = x.MyInt

What can I do? I really want to give MyType and IMyInterface the same property name.

Best regards,
Steffen

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Hi again,

is there any change for implicit interfaces in the F# final?

Best regards,
Steffen

By on 10/9/2008 5:33 AM ()

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