Re: Interfaces and Computed Properties

[Norman Palardy <npalardy@great-white-software.com>]

On 26-Nov-08, at 1:17 PM, Michael Diehr wrote:

> Let's say you have an interface, and one of the items in it is  
> really a property.   It seems that a class implementing the  
> interface can't have a property with the same name as the interface  
> method (this makes sense, I think).   However I'm wondering if  
> there's a clean way to accomplish this using computed properties, or  
> 'assigns' or similar?   To rephrase my question -- can Interfaces  
> only describe Methods, or can they describe Properties as well?
Methods only
They do not specify HOW to implement something just the API that will  
be adhered to
A property of any kind is an implementation detail

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