Propriétés publiques héritées n'apparaissant pas dans Intellisense

Question

J'ai hérité d'une classe dans vb.net et lorsque je crée l'objet, je ne vois qu'une des propriétés publiques héritées dans IntelliSense. Toute solution à ce problème?

print("Public Class CompanyMailMessage 
    Inherits MailMessage 

    Private AdobeDisclaimer As String = "You will need Adobe Acrobat to read this file. If it is not installed on your computer go to http://www.adobe.com/support/downloads/main.html to download. Thank You" 
    Private _Body As String 
    Private _IncludeAdobeDisclaimer As Boolean = False 


    ''' <summary> 
    ''' Gets or sets the body of the message 
    ''' </summary> 
    ''' <returns>A System.String that contains the body content.</returns> 
    Public Property Body() As String 
     Get 
      If _IncludeAdobeDisclaimer Then 
       _Body = _Body + AdobeDisclaimer 
      End If 

      Return _Body 

     End Get 
     Set(ByVal value As String) 
      _Body = value 
     End Set 
    End Property 
    ''' <summary> 
    ''' Gets or sets a value that determines if a message that states that Adobe Acrobat must be used to open the attached files is included in the body of the message 
    ''' </summary> 
    ''' <value></value> 
    ''' <returns>True if ;otherwise, false</returns> 
    ''' <remarks></remarks> 
    Public Property IncludeAdobeDisclaimer() As Boolean 
     Get 
      Return _IncludeAdobeDisclaimer 
     End Get 
     Set(ByVal value As Boolean) 
      _IncludeAdobeDisclaimer = value 
     End Set 
    End Property 
    ''' <summary> 
    ''' Initializes an instance of the CompanyMailMessageclass 
    ''' </summary> 
    ''' <remarks></remarks> 
    Public Sub New() 

    End Sub 
    ''' <summary> 
    ''' Initializes an instance of the CompanyMailMessageclass with plain text in the body 
    ''' </summary> 
    ''' <param name="from">The email address of the sender</param> 
    ''' <param name="fromName">The name of the sender</param>    
    ''' <param name="to"></param> 
    ''' <param name="subject"></param> 
    ''' <param name="body"></param> 
    ''' <remarks></remarks> 
    Public Sub New(from as String,fromName As String,[to] as String,subject As String,body As String) 

     MyBase.FromAddress = New EmailAddress(from,fromName) 
     MyBase.ToAddresses.Add([to]) 
     MyBase.Subject = subject 
     _Body = body 
     MyBase.Items.Add(New MessageContent(MimeType.MessageRfc822,body)) 

    End Sub"); 

Answer 1

Je suggère d'ouvrir Reflector et d'ouvrir la 3ème partie dll. Je suppose que les propriétés seront internes (ami sur vb.net, je pense) et c'est la raison.