VB.NET to C# conversion problem

I am trying to convert this piece of code to c# and i am having some trouble because of the name differences in the functions the vb application is inheriting:

  Public Sub ApplyEdit() Implements IEditableObject.EndEdit
    mBindingEdit = False
    AcceptChanges()
  End Sub

I know that when i inherit from this in c# i need to implement the EndEdit function, i just don't know how to say my function called ApplyEdit should be implementing EndEdit in c# or if this is possible.  If not, how would i go about doing this correctly   Thanks in advance.

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VB.NET to C# conversion problem

OleGrytdal
the IEditableObject interface does not have a method called ApplyEdit, it is called EndEdit. What i want to know is if and how to call IEditableObject.EndEdit with a different method name, such as ApplyEdit. I am wondering if this can be accomplished by shadowing maybe...not sure.
Jwright6764
Oh .. I see

This is from the MSDN

In Visual C#, you cannot implement an interface member with a method of a different name, such as you can in Visual Basic .NET using the Implements keyword.

What you could do is implementing EndEdit and a sub/property ApplyEdit that calls EndEdit
Christina M
i think like so

void IEditableObject.ApplyEdit()
{

    mBindingEdit = False;
    AcceptChanges();

}


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VB.NET to C# conversion problem

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