Classes in a ListView

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I have the following class structure

Transaction Class

Standing Order Class: Transaction Class
Credit Card Payment Class: Transaction Class

I create a List<standingorderclass> full of standing orders but I want to add these to a shared list view as the Transaction class so different types of transactions can use the same listview.

How do I archive this?

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Posted 29-May-12 6:32am

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Maciej Los 29-May-12 13:11pm

The problem was defined rather vaguely... Please, be more specific. Where is a problem?

John Orendt 29-May-12 13:12pm

Unclear, how does the Credit Card Payment Class fit in with what you want?

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fjdiewornncalwe · Accepted Answer · 2012-05-29T10:56:00

Solution 1

C#

List<transactionclass> instead of List<standingorderclass>

Posted 29-May-12 10:56am

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