CSharp Multi Inheritance

Please note: There is no muliple inheritance in C#. This is probably about as close as you will get to having multiple inheritance in C#.

How Does it Work?

• Uses a MultipleInheritance generic class with two public properties for the two objects.
• The two arguments for the MultipleInheritance class ARE the two classes you are inheriting from (as types)!
• Create new instances of those two classes in the constructor of the child class (which is inheriting MultipleInheritance) as Object1 and Object2 respectively.
• If using an abstract class, create a concrete class inheriting from that abstract class AND THEN use the concrete class as Object1 or Object2 in MultipleInheritance. Abstract classes do not work as they cannot be instantiated!
• Uses composition over inheritance for the MultipleInheritance class.
• Please note: There is NO polymorphism on Multiple Inherited classes in this case.

See Examples/ folder for an example.