VB.Net, implementing interfaces

implementing interfaces

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Steve Lon #1 / 6	implementing interfaces Hello, in C# to implement and interface, you can right click on the on the interface in Class View and click Add and then on Implement Interface and the IDE with create stubs for all of the members of the interface for you. Does VB.NET has a way to do the same thing? It would seem odd for C# to make something easier than VB.NET but I guess it's possible. I've searched through the IDE and don't see anything. Any help is much appreciated Steve
Sat, 13 Aug 2005 07:57:20 GMT

Herfried K. Wagne #2 / 6	implementing interfaces Hello Steve! Quote: > in C# to implement and interface, you can right click on the on the > interface in Class View and click Add and then on Implement Interface and > the IDE with create stubs for all of the members of the interface for you. > Does VB.NET has a way to do the same thing? It would seem odd for C# to make > something easier than VB.NET but I guess it's possible. I've searched > through the IDE and don't see anything. I have heard that this feature will be included in Visual Studio .NET 2003. Regards, Herfried K. Wagner
Sat, 13 Aug 2005 08:07:11 GMT

Daniel Okel #3 / 6	implementing interfaces Yeah, C# and C++ have wizards for adding class, methods, even fields. No such features for VB programmers. This is strange considering that VB5/6 were quite big on wizards. I hope we do indeed get them in VS.NET 2003. -- Daniel Okely dbokely at yahoo.com.au Quote: > Hello, > in C# to implement and interface, you can right click on the on the > interface in Class View and click Add and then on Implement Interface and > the IDE with create stubs for all of the members of the interface for you. > Does VB.NET has a way to do the same thing? It would seem odd for C# to make > something easier than VB.NET but I guess it's possible. I've searched > through the IDE and don't see anything. > Any help is much appreciated > Steve
Sat, 13 Aug 2005 11:31:07 GMT

Taiwo Ayedu #4 / 6	implementing interfaces After you type the "Implements WhateverInterface" within a class declaration, VB.NET allows you to create the prototype for the Interface methods. With your cursor within the body of the class, click on the "Class Name" combobox at the top-left of the code window and select the Interface (indented under the class node) from the drop down; in the "Method Name" combobox to the top-right of the code window, select the interface method and the method prototype is created in the body of the class. --- Taiwo Quote: > Hello, > in C# to implement and interface, you can right click on the on the > interface in Class View and click Add and then on Implement Interface and > the IDE with create stubs for all of the members of the interface for you. > Does VB.NET has a way to do the same thing? It would seem odd for C# to make > something easier than VB.NET but I guess it's possible. I've searched > through the IDE and don't see anything. > Any help is much appreciated > Steve
Sat, 13 Aug 2005 11:53:31 GMT

Chris Dunawa #5 / 6	implementing interfaces Quote: > Hello, > in C# to implement and interface, you can right click on the on the > interface in Class View and click Add and then on Implement Interface > and the IDE with create stubs for all of the members of the interface > for you. Does VB.NET has a way to do the same thing? It would seem odd > for C# to make something easier than VB.NET but I guess it's possible. > I've searched through the IDE and don't see anything. > Any help is much appreciated > Steve In VB.Net 2003 (Everett), When you type Implements Interfacename and press enter, all the stubs are created automatically. Too bad this doesn't exist in VB.Net 2002. Chris -- If you don't like lunchmeat, please remove it from my e-mail address to send me an e-mail
Sun, 14 Aug 2005 02:13:09 GMT

Steve Lon #6 / 6	implementing interfaces Well this does work. I don't know why I didn't think about this approach. At least it's better than typing them all in by hand. Thanks Steve Quote: > After you type the "Implements WhateverInterface" within a class > declaration, VB.NET allows you to create the prototype for the Interface > methods. > With your cursor within the body of the class, click on the "Class Name" > combobox at the top-left of the code window and select the Interface > (indented under the class node) from the drop down; in the "Method Name" > combobox to the top-right of the code window, select the interface method > and the method prototype is created in the body of the class. > --- > Taiwo > > Hello, > > in C# to implement and interface, you can right click on the on the > > interface in Class View and click Add and then on Implement Interface and > > the IDE with create stubs for all of the members of the interface for you. > > Does VB.NET has a way to do the same thing? It would seem odd for C# to > make > > something easier than VB.NET but I guess it's possible. I've searched > > through the IDE and don't see anything. > > Any help is much appreciated > > Steve
Sun, 14 Aug 2005 02:50:03 GMT

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