Question

here’s what I am trying to do

class A
{
    virtual void foo();
}

class B : A
{
    virtual override void foo();
}

class C : B
{
    override void foo();
}

so what I want to see when calling C.foo() is
A.foo(), B.foo(), C.foo()

but I dont think virtual override can be used in the same function definition. How would I go around this?

Thanks
-Mike

Answer 1

Overridden functions are automatically virtual, unless explicitly declared sealed.

Note that calling C.Foo() will not call B.Foo() or A.Foo() unless C.Foo manually calls base.Foo().