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I have a nice interface, and I want to implement one member of it in a base class so the clients can derive from the base class and have less boiler-plate to write. However, even though declared abstract, the compiler complains that the class does not implement the interface?!? How is this supposed to be done? Code in question: public interface ITaskDefinition { ITask CreateTask(TaskId id); string Name { get; } bool HasName { get; } } public abstract class TaskDefinitionBase : ITaskDefinition { private string name_ = null; public void SetName(string name) { name_ = name; } public string Name { get { return name_; } } public bool HasName { get { return name_ != null; } } } and the error I get is: ITaskDefinition.cs(15,27): error CS0535: 'NetWork.Task.TaskDefinitionBase' does not implement interface member 'NetWork.Task.ITaskDefinition.CreateTask(NetWork.Task.TaskId)'
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