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Question by tinylord202 · Apr 20, 2018 at 12:10 AM · classdatabaseclassesenum

How to reference a class in an enumerator

I have two classes on an object that are a database for two different collections. I wish to use an enumerator to easily select which script is being used as the database. However doing a code like this: public enum SelectionType{ private ClassOne database;, private ClassTwo database } I know that the two classes have the same reference, but I want to be able to use those interchangeable, so if I choose to use ClassOne ClassTwo won't be usable.

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Answer by JedBeryll · Apr 20, 2018 at 06:05 AM

Not sure if I understand what you need so hopefully this will be useful. You can use either inheritance or interface.

Inheritance:

 public class DataBase {
         public abstract string[] GetWhateverValues();
     }
 
     public class DataBaseType1 : DataBase {
         public string[] myStrings;
 
         public override string[] GetWhateverValues() {
             return myStrings;
         }
     }
 
     public class DataBaseType2 : DataBase {
         public override string[] GetWhateverValues() {
             return new string[100];
         }
     }

Interface:

 public interface IDataBase {
         string[] GetWhateverValues();
     }
 
     public class DataBaseType1 : IDataBase {
         public string[] myStrings;
 
         public string[] GetWhateverValues() {
             return myStrings;
         }
     }
 
     public class DataBaseType2 : IDataBase {
         public string[] GetWhateverValues() {
             return new string[100];
         }
     }

In either case you can have a reference to the base class/interface type and hold the implementors in that. Example: DataBase db = new DataBaseType1();

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Are you suggesting that I use two classes in one script, then reference that script and choose one? I'm not quite sure what you are getting at.

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Hm maybe I misunderstood you. $$anonymous$$ind showing what you currently have?

avatar image tinylord202 JedBeryll · Apr 25, 2018 at 11:09 PM 0
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I realized I was over-complicating things and Ins$$anonymous$$d make an If statement based off that enumerator and just used different names.

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