Thread: Calling the overriden method from the base class

Code:

public class BaseClass
{
	public virtual void MyMethod()
	{
		...do something...
	}
}

public class A : BaseClass
{
	public override void MyMethod()
	{
		...do something different...
	}
}

public class B : BaseClass
{
	public override void MyMethod()
	{
		...do something different...
	}
}

public class AnotherObject
{
	public AnotherObject(BaseClass someObject)
	{
		someObject.MyMethod(); //This calls the BaseClass method, unfortunately.
	}
}

I would like to call the MyMethod() that is actually found in A or B, assuming the object passed in is actually an instance of A or B, not that which is found in BaseClass. Short of doing something like this:

Code:

public class AnotherObject
{
	public AnotherObject(BaseClass someObject)
	{
		A temp1 = someObject as A;
		if (A != null)
		{
			A.MyMethod();
		}
		
		B temp2 = someObject as B;
		if (B != null)
		{
			B.MyMethod();
		}
	}
}

How can I do it?

Oops. I just realized my problem. One of my several classes which I thought was overriding the said function actually wasn't.

Problem solved