I know that in Eclipse, if your class implements an interface or extends an abstract class, there is a quick way to add the method definitions to your class. Can this be done with VS2005? How?
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I know that in Eclipse, if your class implements an interface or extends an abstract class, there is a quick way to add the method definitions to your class. Can this be done with VS2005? How?
This is language specific but
For C#: Right click on the interface, navigate to Implement Inteface and choose the explicit or implict option. The same menu is available for abstract classes (slightly different name)
There is also a smart tag that will show up on a C# interface / abstract base with the same options. The hot key to get this to popup is ‘CTRL+.’
For VB.Net: Simply hit Enter after the interface name and the methods will be auto-populated.