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Jiho Han
I just found out that when you type override inside a class and hit a space,
it brings up the list of overridable method/properties and when you tab, it
will place a skeleton code. I wonder if there is a way to have you specify
a base class on your class definition line and have vs.net write out the
whole stub...
it brings up the list of overridable method/properties and when you tab, it
will place a skeleton code. I wonder if there is a way to have you specify
a base class on your class definition line and have vs.net write out the
whole stub...