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c# Programming Glossary: inheritable

Am I implementing IDisposable correctly?

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1136210/am-i-implementing-idisposable-correctly

virtual Dispose bool SuppressFinalize etc. marlarky on an inheritable class is that a sub class might hold on to an unmanaged resource... If we need IDisposable we can use the simple pattern above inheritable or not. Phew glad to get that off my chest. share improve..

c#: why have empty get set properties instead of using a public member variable? [duplicate]

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1876197/c-why-have-empty-get-set-properties-instead-of-using-a-public-member-variable

this question One word inheritance. Properties are inheritable while fields are not. You can use fields in an inherited class..

Process.Start with different credentials with UAC on

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/2313553/process-start-with-different-credentials-with-uac-on

to thread SECURITY_ATTRIBUTES false handles are not inheritable dwCreationFlags creation flags pEnv pointer to new environment..

Why aren't classes sealed by default?

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/252257/why-arent-classes-sealed-by-default

coder to understand think more. If you want a class to be inheritable then you write public extensible class MyClass otherwise public..

Constructors and Inheritance

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/617336/constructors-and-inheritance

like Bar bb new Bar 1 Why the constructors are not inheritable UPDATE I do understand we can chain constructors but I would.. share improve this question Constructors are not inheritable because it might cause weird and unintended behavior. More specifically..

Why aren't generic type constraints inheritable/hierarchically enforced

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/8606390/why-arent-generic-type-constraints-inheritable-hierarchically-enforced

aren't generic type constraints inheritable hierarchically enforced Item class public class Item public.. I would like to know why aren't generic type constraints inheritable Because if my inherited class inherits from base class and passes.. wrong or is it really that generic type constraint aren't inheritable If the latter is true why in the world is that A bit of additional..