how to *easily* get virtual functions
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hi, this is more a question on working with vs.net; back in the c++-vs6-days there was an easy way to get a list of all virtual (or base-class) functions and have an overwrite-corpus in your code with one click. i wouldn't know about things like WndProc or IsInputKey if i wouldn't have this forum here. is there any way in vs.net to easily get a list of the available virtual functions and say "i want to overwrite this" with one mouse-click? thx. :wq
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hi, this is more a question on working with vs.net; back in the c++-vs6-days there was an easy way to get a list of all virtual (or base-class) functions and have an overwrite-corpus in your code with one click. i wouldn't know about things like WndProc or IsInputKey if i wouldn't have this forum here. is there any way in vs.net to easily get a list of the available virtual functions and say "i want to overwrite this" with one mouse-click? thx. :wq
Hi! If you higlight a class then there is a button on the properties window that lets you override base class virtual functions with one click! Cheers HTH Martin "Situation normal - all fu***d up" Illuminatus!
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Hi! If you higlight a class then there is a button on the properties window that lets you override base class virtual functions with one click! Cheers HTH Martin "Situation normal - all fu***d up" Illuminatus!
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i didn't find that button, but i found something else. if you walk the class-view tree into the base classes, there's an option "add-override" to each virtual methods contextmenu. thx for your help. :) :wq
O I didn't know that one! Thanks! But at least with c++ there's a button at the top of the properties window (when displayed while a class is highlited in class view) labelled ovveride (I have the german version of VS .NET) or similiar. It's next to the button where you create message overrides. Cheers Martin "Situation normal - all fu***d up" Illuminatus!