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ClassWizard in Visual Studio.NET

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    It seems the ClassWizard has gone from Visual Studio.NET, this was very handy when working with dialogs for associating member variables with controls and adding handlers for messages e.g. WM_INITDIALOG, have I missed an alternative in Visual Studio.NET?

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      It seems the ClassWizard has gone from Visual Studio.NET, this was very handy when working with dialogs for associating member variables with controls and adding handlers for messages e.g. WM_INITDIALOG, have I missed an alternative in Visual Studio.NET?

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      There is a properties pane for everything in VS.NET. First Select the class you wish to add a handler or member variable to. To add a handler, use the events (or is it messages...) property page; just find the message you're looking for, drop down the list next to it, and select add new. To add a member variable, just right-click on the class name in the classview and select add->member variable. One of the options on the resulting dialog is to associate the variable with a control. :) --------_**

      And we die young. Faster we run.

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        There is a properties pane for everything in VS.NET. First Select the class you wish to add a handler or member variable to. To add a handler, use the events (or is it messages...) property page; just find the message you're looking for, drop down the list next to it, and select add new. To add a member variable, just right-click on the class name in the classview and select add->member variable. One of the options on the resulting dialog is to associate the variable with a control. :) --------_**

        And we die young. Faster we run.

        **_

        Alice in Chains, We Die Young

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        Thanks Shog!

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