Question

I have a msgClass looking like this for all my appMessages ( using mvvm light messenger )

public static class AppMessages
{
    enum MessageTypes
    {
        changeStateMsg,
        inputMsg
    }

    public class MsgBase
    {
        public static void unRegister(object recipient)
        {
            Messenger.Default.Unregister<bool>(recipient);
        }
    }

    public static class changeState : MsgBase
    {
        public static void Send(bool stateChange)
        {
            Messenger.Default.Send<bool>(stateChange, MessageTypes.changeStateMsg);
        }

        public static void Register(object recipient, Action<bool> action)
        {
            Messenger.Default.Register<bool>(recipient, MessageTypes.changeStateMsg, action);
        }
    }

    public static class inputMsg : MsgBase
    {
        public static void Send(string key)
        {
            Messenger.Default.Send<string>(key, MessageTypes.inputMsg);
        }

        public static void Register(object recipient, Action<string> action)
        {
            Messenger.Default.Register<string>(recipient, MessageTypes.inputMsg, action);
        }
    }
}

Just wandered if is possible to make it more VS tab friendly I´am registrating it like this :

AppMessages.changeState.Register(this, onStateChange );

My question is how can I make it auto-generate the onStateChange method ( rightClicking only makes me able to make a property/field )

So its a “being lazy question” I know I should only write this :

 public void onStateChange(bool b)
    { 
    }

But if any of you know how to autogenerate it ?? I whould be happy 🙂

/cheers

Answer 1

I think this is a limitation of VS. Resharper on the other hand is able to do this.