OK I found the text below in MSDN, however, this is only when you are first
declaring the class. Is there a shortcut key you can use after the fact?
IntelliSense provides an option to help you implement an interface (C#
Reference) while working in the Code Editor.
Remarks
Normally, to implement an interface properly you must create a method
declaration for every member of the interface in your class. Using
IntelliSense, after you type the name of an interface in a class
declaration, a smart tag is displayed.
The smart tag gives you the option to implement the interface automatically,
using explicit or implicit naming. Under explicit naming, the method
declarations carry the name of the interface; under implicit naming, the
method declarations do not indicate the interface to which they belong. An
explicitly named interface method can only be accessed through an interface
instance, and not through a class instance. For more information, see
Explicit Interface Implementation (C# Programming Guide).
Implement Interface will generate the minimum number of method stubs that is
required to satisfy the interface. If a base class implements parts of the
interface, then those stubs are not regenerated.
The Implement Interface option is available automatically when you add an
interface declaration to a class. For more information, see How to:
Implement Interface
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"moondaddy" <mo*******@nosp am.nospam> wrote in message
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If I'm in a class that inherits an interface, is there a shortcut key that
will write the implementation of the interface into the class? I remember
seeing something like this in vb.net.
Thanks.
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