First, I don't see how you could overload a property. You can overload anything by specifying different parameters, but you cannot overload by specifying a different return data type. Since there are no parameters with a property, you can't overload it.

Secondly, you wouldn't actually be overloading an overridden method ... if that method does not already have that particular signature, you couldn't override it. You'd just be creating a new method with a different signature without the override part.

IOW, you can't say:

public override MyMethod(DifferentParms)

you'd just have

public MyMethod(DifferentParms)

Does this make sense?

~~Bonnie


>I have attempted to overload an override property and apparently that is not possible (compiler error). Is this correct?
>I have not tried it yet but I assume it is possible to overload an overridden method. Please confirm.
>
>Einar