Quickly need a listing of classes/methods/signatures - how?
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Hi, I'm converting all of the database code in my app, and want to go through every class and every method to ensure that I haven't missed anything. What's a quick way to get a listing of all of my classes/methods? (I code in VS2003/.net1.1) Thanks, cdj
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Hi, I'm converting all of the database code in my app, and want to go through every class and every method to ensure that I haven't missed anything. What's a quick way to get a listing of all of my classes/methods? (I code in VS2003/.net1.1) Thanks, cdj
Have you tried viewing your class in the Object Browser? It won't give details but will list methods. What are you looking for?
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Hi, I'm converting all of the database code in my app, and want to go through every class and every method to ensure that I haven't missed anything. What's a quick way to get a listing of all of my classes/methods? (I code in VS2003/.net1.1) Thanks, cdj
Miss anything, in what way ? I often would comment out a member variable and compile, if I want to see all the places it is used. If you want to generate a list, you'd need to write some reflection code, or look for a tool that uses reflection and generates such a list.
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Have you tried viewing your class in the Object Browser? It won't give details but will list methods. What are you looking for?
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If I can print out the listing, that'll work fine - thanks!