The error message you are seeing indicates that you cannot have multiple base classes for your PayerEditViewModel
class. In this case, you are trying to inherit from both ObservableObject
and EmployeeEditViewModel
.
To resolve this error, you should consider using composition instead of inheritance. Instead of having PayerEditViewModel
inherit from EmployeeEditViewModel
, you can create an instance of EmployeeEditViewModel
inside PayerEditViewModel
and delegate to it as needed.
Here's an example of what that might look like:
public partial class PayerEditViewModel : ObservableObject, IQueryAttributable
{
private readonly EmployeeEditViewModel _employeeEditViewModel;
public PayerEditViewModel()
{
_employeeEditViewModel = new EmployeeEditViewModel();
}
// Delegate to EmployeeEditViewModel as needed
public string EmployeeName
{
get => _employeeEditViewModel.EmployeeName;
set => _employeeEditViewModel.EmployeeName = value;
}
// Other properties and methods for PayerEditViewModel
}
This way, you can still use the functionality provided by EmployeeEditViewModel
without having to inherit from it directly.
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