[Python.NET] Does python .net support creating a class inherited from an interface class declared by c#?
Oscar Le <Oscar.Le-rbQqYLFhARZskZv2Y/7f+AC/[email protected]>
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Hi There,
I want to create a class which can be inherited from an interface class declared by c#. But it throws TypeError when I instance it: "object does not implement IServiceCallbackContract".
class ServiceCallbackContract(IServiceCallbackContract):
def __init__(self, c):
pass
object = ServiceCallbackContract(AClass)
Then I added some debug messages in the Python.Net source code.
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I mean I want to create a class as the implementation of the interface class which is declared by C# in a DLL file, I'm unable to change the code in that DLL file. So is there any way to make it works for my purpose by python.net?
Thanks,
Best regards,
Oscar Le
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