public void Method()
{
// 1. Put the caret on ICustomer and Go To Implementation
// Get the choice of Customer, SilverCustomer and GoldCustomer
// Customer is bold because it's a direct implementation of ICustomer
// SilverCustomer and GoldCustomer are indirect implementations
// (because they derive from Customer)
// 2. Put the caret on ICustomer and Go To Implementation
// Filter by typing, middle matching, wildcards and CamelHumps
ICustomer customer = GetCustomer();
// 3. Put the caret on the Customer and Go To Implementation
// Takes you straight to the implementation of the constructor
var customer2 = new Customer("id", "Daisy");
}
public void Method()
{
// 1. Put the caret on ICustomer and Go To Derived Symbols
// Get the choice of Customer, SilverCustomer and GoldCustomer
// Customer is bold because it's a direct implementation of ICustomer
// SilverCustomer and GoldCustomer are indirect implementations
// (because they derive from Customer)
// 2. Put the caret on ICustomer and Go To Implementation
// Filter by typing, middle matching, wildcards and CamelHumps
ICustomer customer = GetCustomer();
// 3. Put the caret on the Customer and Go To Derived Symbols
// Shows GoldCustomer and SilverCustomer (note difference with
// Go To Implementation)
var customer2 = new Customer("id", "Daisy");
// 4. Put the caret on PercentageDiscount and Go To Derived Symbols
// Shown overrides of virtual property in SilverCustomer and GoldCustomer
Console.WriteLine(customer2.PercentageDiscount);
}
