Best practise for overriding static classes
- by maxp
As it is not possible to override a static class in c#, if i want to override a method I generally define a delegate matching the signature of the static method, then modify the method along the lines of:
public static void foo(int bar)
{
if (delegatename!=null)
{
delegatename.Invoke(bar);
}
else
{
//execute previous code as normal
}
}
I feel a twinge of guilt, knowing this is a bit messy.
Can anyone suggest a neater solution to this problem (other than rewriting the original structure)
