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have a lowercase c。 Here’s the example: 



Dim workbook As IWorkbook 

Dim worksheet1 As IWorksheetBase = workbook(〃configuration〃) 

Dim worksheet2 As IWorksheetBase = workbook(〃Configuration〃) 



     This approach uses a buffer that is typed in by hand and is considered hard…coded。 The  

preferred alternative is to hard…code a structure that is then referenced throughout the source  

code; like this: 



Public Module WorksheetIdentifiers   

    Public Const Configuration As String = 〃configuration〃 

End Module 



Dim workbook As IWorkbook 

Dim worksheet1 As IWorksheetBase = workbook(WorksheetIdentifiers。Configuration) 

Dim worksheet2 As IWorksheetBase = workbook(WorksheetIdentifiers。Configuration) 



     The module WorksheetIdentifiers still contains a hard…coded string buffer; but this buffer  

has been centralized to a single location。 The workbook default property references the identifier  

within the class WorksheetIdentifiers。 Thus; if you change the class WorksheetIdentifiers; you  

also change the identifiers used by the default property。 That way; the chances of having a typo  

break an application are reduced。 

     Let’s get back to the IWorkbook interface and; in particular; the default property。 The default  

property is of the type IWorksheetBase; which is a bit tedious because the IWorksheetBase inter

face is a rudimentary interface and most likely not the interface that you will use; because we  

have  IWorksheet(Of BaseType); and therein lies the problem。 To get an IWorksheet instance;  

you would need a cast; as follows: 



Dim workbook As IWorkbook 

Dim worksheet As IWorksheet(Of String) = _  

    TryCast(workbook(WorksheetIdentifiers。Configuration); IWorksheet(Of String)) 



     The bolded code is the cast you need each and every time you want to reference an IWorksheet  

instance。 The cast is not a big deal; but it is tedious。 I personally would prefer being able to call  

a property; method; or default property that returns the type I want。 

     Therein lies the problem; because the way I want to use a default property; property; or  

method is as a mixed type; and you can’t define a default property with mixed types。 You can  

define a default property that is a fixed type。 To understand this problem; look at the following  

declaration of a workbook; which does pile。 


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           Imports System。Reflection 

           Imports Devspace。Trader。mon 



            _ 

           Public Interface IWorkbook(Of BaseType) 

              Inherits IDebug 

              Default Property Item(ByVal identifier As String) As IWorksheet(Of BaseType) 

              ReadOnly Property Identifier() As String 

           End Interface 



                In this declaration of IWorkbook; a  generics type is used; but then the problem is that  

          the default property can return only IWorksheet instances of a single type; such as Double or  

           String。 Remember that there are multiple worksheet types (as illustrated in Figure 11…2)。 

                What we want to do is use method…level  generics declarations; like this: 



            _ 

           Public Interface IMixedType  

              Default Property Item(Of BaseType)(ByVal identifier As String) _ 

                As IWorksheet(Of BaseType)     

           End Interface 



                The problem with the method…level declaration is that it does not pile。 There are two  

          ways to declare a  generics parameter。 The first is what you have seen the most often; and  

          that is at the type level: 



           Class MyType(Of GenericType) 

           End Class 



                Declaring at the type level means that whenever you use the type and specify a type for the  

            generics parameter; MyType bees fixed to a certain type。 So say you declared MyType as  

          follows: 



           Dim cls As MyType = New MyType(Of Integer) () 



                Now any references to GenericType within MyType will bee  Integer。 This form of   

           generics solves many problems; as illustrated in Chapter 9。 

                But in the case of the IWorkbook; we don’t want a fixed type。 We want the ability to have a  

           collection type contain mixed types of IWorksheet。 The way to achieve that is to use  generics  

          methods; like this: 



              Function Method(Of GenericType)() As MyType(Of GenericType) 



              End Function 



                Now the  generics parameter is associated with the method; rather than the type。 And  

          that means MyType can mix types。 So we could have different IWorksheet types in a single work

          book。 And wouldn’t it be great if there were a default property with mixed types? But you can’t  

          have  generics default properties and properties that are not declared at the type level。  

          Thus; the use of a  generics parameter with a default property or property will not work。 In  

          my opinion; that is a real design flaw in Visual Basic; because it means we need to write code  

          like this: 


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Imports Devspace。Trader。mon 

Imports System。Reflection 



 _ 

Public Interface IWorkbook 

    Inherits IDebug 



    Function GetSheet(Of BaseType)(ByVal identifier As String) _ 

      As IWorksheet(Of BaseType) 

    ReadOnly Property Identifier() As String 

    Default Property Item(ByVal identifier As String) As IWorksheetBase 

End Interface 



     In this modified declaration; the method GetSheet() acts like the Get part of the default  

property; but notice where the  generics parameter BaseType is declared。 The declaration  

is after the method identifier and before the first bracket。 In the case of IWorkbook; we use the  

method…level  generics parameter to allow the caller to determine the type of the work

sheet instances。 The implementation of IWorkbook has to do nothing other than perform the  

appropriate cast。 Method…level  generics parameters are great when you are dealing with  

mixed types; as in the case of IWorkbook。 

     The code to retrieve a worksheet that previously needed a cast is rewritten as follows: 



Dim workbook As IWorkbook 

Dim worksheet As IWorksheet(Of String) = _ 

    workbook。GetSheet(Of String)(WorksheetIdentifiers。Configuration) 



     The cast has not disappeared pletely。 It is done for us in the implementation of the  

GetSheet(Of BaseType)() method; as demonstrated by the following code。 



Friend Class Workbook 

    Implements IWorkbook; IDebug 



    Private _worksheets As IDictionary(Of String; IWorksheetBase) = _ 

      New Dictionary(Of String; IWorksheetBase)() 



    。 。 。 



    Public Function GetSheet(Of BaseType)(ByVal identifier As String) _ 

      As IWorksheet(Of BaseType) Implements IWorkbook。GetSheet 

        SyncLock _worksheets 

            Dim retval As IWorksheet(Of BaseType) = Nothing 

            If _worksheets。ContainsKey(identifier) Then 

                retval = TryCast(_worksheets。Item(identifier);  _ 

                                 IWorksheet(Of BaseType)) 

            Else 

                retval = New Worksheet(Of BaseType)(identifier) 

                _worksheets。Add(identifier; retval) 

            End If 


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                      Return retval 

                  End SyncLock 

              End Functi

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