2.0 Build 237 bug with multiple inheritance of interfaces

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Created April 28, 2006 08:05

I have a class:
public class DerivedClassComparer : IComparer , IComparer which compiles fine. However, the order of the IComparer and IComparer in the signature above affects Reshaper intellisense in the following code line: IComparer = new DerivedClassComparer(param1, param2); If I swap IComparer and IComparer]]> in the DerivedClassComparer signature, I get resharper intellisense warning "can not convert source type"..., yet it builds fine and works fine.

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Created April 28, 2006 08:32

The problem is reproduced successfully.
Will be fixed shortly

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"Kimmo" <no_reply@jetbrains.com> wrote in message
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>I have a class:

public class DerivedClassComparer : IComparer<IClass> ,
IComparer<IDerivedClass>

which compiles fine. However, the order of the IComparer<IClass> and
IComparer<IDerivedClass> in the signature above affects Reshaper
intellisense in the following code line:

IComparer<IDerivedClass> = new DerivedClassComparer(param1, param2);

If I swap IComparer<IClass> and IComparer<IDerivedClass> in the
DerivedClassComparer signature, I get resharper intellisense warning "can
not convert source type"..., yet it builds fine and works fine.

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