Method Stubs When Implementing an Inteface or inherting from Absract

[OHM \( One Handed Man \)]

Is it possible to have visual studio add the stubs for you when you
implement an interface or inherit from a an abstract class automatically.

I know this was a feature in vb.net but I can seem to work out how to do it
in C#

Thanks

[Jon Skeet [C# MVP]]

OHM ( One Handed Man ) <[e-mail]:

Is it possible to have visual studio add the stubs for you when you
implement an interface or inherit from a an abstract class automatically.

I know this was a feature in vb.net but I can seem to work out how to do it
in C#

Put the cursor anywhere in the interface name, and hit Ctrl and period.

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[Peter Duniho]

On Thu, 01 May 2008 15:33:36 -0700, OHM ( One Handed Man )
<[e-mail]:

Is it possible to have visual studio add the stubs for you when you
implement an interface or inherit from a an abstract class automatically.

Yes. When the cursor in the code editor is on the name of the interface
or abstract class you're implementing, if you right-click or type Ctrl-. a
menu will pop up allowing you to select whether and how to implement the
interface or abstract class (for interfaces, you can choose between
implicit and explicit implementations).

Pete

[Rain]

Thank you both for that , I did look for this, but couldt find it

Most gratefull - Cheers.
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On Thu, 01 May 2008 15:33:36 -0700, OHM ( One Handed Man )
<[e-mail]:

>Is it possible to have visual studio add the stubs for you when you
implement an interface or inherit from a an abstract class automatically.

Yes. When the cursor in the code editor is on the name of the interface
or abstract class you're implementing, if you right-click or type Ctrl-. a
menu will pop up allowing you to select whether and how to implement the
interface or abstract class (for interfaces, you can choose between
implicit and explicit implementations).

Pete

[Aneesh Pulukkul[MCSD.Net]]

On May 2, 3:53*am, "Rain" <[e-mail]:

Thank you both for that , I did look for this, but couldt find it

Most gratefull - Cheers.

"Peter Duniho" <[e-mail] in message

news:op***************@petes-computer.local...

On Thu, 01 May 2008 15:33:36 -0700, OHM ( One Handed Man )
<[e-mail]:

Is it possible to have visual studio add the stubs for you when you
implement an interface or inherit from a an abstract class automatically.

Yes. *When the cursor in the code editor is on the name of the interface
or abstract class you're implementing, if you right-click or type Ctrl-.a
menu will pop up allowing you to select whether and how to implement the
interface or abstract class (for interfaces, you can choose between
implicit and explicit implementations).

Pete- Hide quoted text -

- Show quoted text -

Once you type the interface name you should be getting the smart tag
on first letter, and if you click on that we get options(or use
shortcut key Shift+Alt+F10 - Implement interface and Explicitly
Implement interface - method stubs will be generated.

[Microsoft Newsserver]

Strange, didnt see that. Will check it again. - Thanks
"Aneesh Pulukkul[MCSD.Net]" <an******@gmail.comwrote in message
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On May 2, 3:53 am, "Rain" <[e-mail]:

Thank you both for that , I did look for this, but couldt find it

Most gratefull - Cheers.

"Peter Duniho" <[e-mail] in message

news:op***************@petes-computer.local...

On Thu, 01 May 2008 15:33:36 -0700, OHM ( One Handed Man )
<[e-mail]:

Is it possible to have visual studio add the stubs for you when you
implement an interface or inherit from a an abstract class
automatically.

Yes. When the cursor in the code editor is on the name of the interface
or abstract class you're implementing, if you right-click or type Ctrl-.
a
menu will pop up allowing you to select whether and how to implement the
interface or abstract class (for interfaces, you can choose between
implicit and explicit implementations).

Pete- Hide quoted text -

- Show quoted text -

Once you type the interface name you should be getting the smart tag
on first letter, and if you click on that we get options(or use
shortcut key Shift+Alt+F10 - Implement interface and Explicitly
Implement interface - method stubs will be generated.