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Filtering the Intellisense Dropdown

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    When I've created my own class derived from a Form or UserControl or the like, is there some way to filter (at least temporarily) the drop down list of methods/properties/events to just those I defined in my class, rather than the several billion that are inherited? More generally, this would be filtering to the child-most class. Matt Gerrans

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      When I've created my own class derived from a Form or UserControl or the like, is there some way to filter (at least temporarily) the drop down list of methods/properties/events to just those I defined in my class, rather than the several billion that are inherited? More generally, this would be filtering to the child-most class. Matt Gerrans

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      I'm afraid that there are no built in options for that. There's probably a tool with intellisense the way you want to have it. But, most of the tools that I've tried are not too professional and make the VS.net more complex and probably more annoying than helpful. Anyone out there actually have a tool with better intellisense than VS.net?

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