Override explicitly implemented interface method in derived class?

Move ConstructSignal() method declaration to some interface (lets name it IConstructSignal) and implement it in derived class. Following explicit implementation will work.

Move ConstructSignal() method declaration to some interface (lets name it IConstructSignal) and implement it in derived class. Following explicit implementation will work: string ISignal.GetMessage() { (this as IConstructSignal).ConstructSignal(); // implementation of derived class called }.

Decided to implement the interface methods implicitly in the end, which still works and keeps FxCop happy.

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