deleting event handlers...

l a u r e n

is cool i uninstalled vs.net and went back to vs6 thank god

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Michael Dunn

Wow, I think that's a record for nuking VC7 and going back to VC6. ;) --Mike-- Just released - 1ClickPicGrabber - Grab & organize pictures from your favorite web pages, with 1 click! My really out-of-date homepage Sonork-100.19012 Acid_Helm

l a u r e n

heh well i just want to get coding done rather than fart about with new toys and vs.net seems still like a new toy to me

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Nnamdi Onyeyiri

well, i suppose that one way to delete event handlers :)

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Abin

Well, I was asking the same question and guess what? At last I figured out that the only way to do so is editing both .h and .cpp files MANUALLY. A pain? You bet.

l a u r e n

see above :)

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Stephane Rodriguez

I am used to showing the Properties Window, click on the yellow storm icon, thus showing the event handlers tab, and remove that one from here. When I get back to the source code, it has deleted both declaration and implementation. My -0.5 cent.

She's so dirty, she threw a boomerang and it wouldn't even come back.

David Viggiano

What I see is that it comments everything out, but it does not delete it. And, when you add the same event handler back, it adds a new one - leaving the commented one there! I'm really, REALLY hoping someone at MS decides to put the ClassWizard back in.

Hugo Hallman

at least in vcpp in property inspector select the drop down list on the right of the desired method to delete, and chose delete. In vc7 the methods and maps are commented out for you to delete. much better than the compilation error one got in vc6

David Viggiano

The only problem is that if you re-add the message handler, the commented out code is still there. This is brain-dead compared to the old ClassWizard.

Gary R Wheeler

This is a hell of a lot better than if it removed the code entirely. "Oh sh*t! I needed that stuff!"

Software Zen: delete this;

Anonymous

Then there's always an "undo" button for you on the toolbar.