in previous versions we can put Override header method into code
by choosing Override from upper left dropdown list, and choosing the
method from right one.


but in VS2005 Override Option disappear?

<mtczx***@yahoo.com> schrieb
Type "overrides<space>" in the code editor window.

IMO, this is better now. In previous versions, you first had to select
"overrides" in the left combo, then the overridable member in the right
combo. IMO, typing it in is faster because you also get a list of
overridable members, and additionally you can use autocomplete. Second, if
you want to see all the methods in the class, including the overriden ones,
you do not first have to select "overrides" in the left combo, then find
your overriden sub among all others in the right combo. You now have a
complete list of all self-written methods in the right combo.

Only events/event handlers are still separate. I'd appreciate if they were
also in the right combo together with the overrides and the not overriden
members, so I won't have to choose "Events" in the left combo first, then
find the handler in the right combo among all others (even though they are
bold). The "Events" item in the left combo could stay there for creating new
event handlers.


Armin

<mtczx***@yahoo.com> wrote in message
Start typing "Override <space>" in the code and Intellisense should give
you a list of all the things you /can/ override.

HTH,
    Phill  W.

<mtczx***@yahoo.com> schrieb:
See:

<URL:http://groups.google.de/group/microsoft.public.dotnet.languages.vb/browse_thread/thread/6a01864748de94bb>

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