Hello!
In Visual C# .NET 2003 IDE Changes
(http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/de...-us/dv_vstecha
rt/html/vbtchvisualcnet2003idechanges.asp) it reads:
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First, IntelliSense automatically stubs out interfaces and expands abstract
members of base classes when a class or interface is declared in the
inheritance portion of a C# class declaration. When writing code to inherit
a class or implement an interface, a ToolTip will appear asking if you want
to automatically implement the interface or abstract members.
Once the ToolTip is accepted and the Enter key is pressed, the abstract and
interface members are automatically injected into the code.
Further, if a programmer inherits from a base class and attempts to override
a method of that base class, IntelliSense will provide a list of overridable
methods.
IntelliSense will now assist in the creation of functions that can be
assigned to a delegate or event. When code is written to add a function to a
delegate, a ToolTip appears asking if an appropriate function should be
created.
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Does this work for you? Do you have some tips for making it to work as it
does not seem to work for me.
Best regards,
Henrik Dahl
