Method overloading dose not work as expected when using Clr extension methods

This is by design, and in compliance with C#: Extension methods are only checked if there are no matching methods on the invoked type.

public static class MyExtensions
{
	public static string Method(this MyClass c, string s)
	{
		return "EXTENSION";
	}
}

public class MyClass
{
	public string Method(object o)
	{
		return "Original";
	}
	
	public static void Main()
	{
		Console.WriteLine(new MyClass().Method("abc"));
	}
}

> csc test.cs
> test.exe
Original

Ok i dont tryed it with c# because i dont estimate this behavior and i think it is a bad design decision.

Thanks for locking at it.

I agree with you, this does seem a little awkward. However I'm not sure it'd be a good idea to deviate from this behavior. Perhaps some of the other devs would like to comment on this.

As longer i think about i turns out that this behavior inst as bad as it looks like.

If this works, i could very easy be defect my code because after the creation of the extension method my existing code calls the extension method with my change.