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I have Visual Studios 2010 Pro
I read that apparently the older versions of Visual Studios use to have a Wizard for adding classes in C#. It allowed all sorts of things like baseclass and interface methods.
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa288077(v=VS.71).aspx
These features are now all in the editor itself.
Adding a base class is trivial – just add
To the type. Likewise interfaces, noting ctrl+. to resolve namespaces automatically. Right-Click on the interface name to add the interface methods.
Re overrides; type
overrideand it gives you a list of overrides left. Selecting one then tab provides the signature and a default implementation.So essentially, all these features are now in the editor – available all the time rather than just when adding the class.