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When I’m creating a GUI of Windows Forms in Visual Studio, I sometimes happens to double click on a component and get some auto generated code. To remove this unwanted code, I read somewhere, but I can’t remember where, to remove this code you shouldn’t delete it, it should be done in some other way to prevent future errors. How do I remove this unwanted code in Visual Studio the right way?
Normally, I simply delete the code and nothing bad come out of it. At worse, when you try to build, you’ll get an error in the designer.cs saying some code is not found. Simply delete that and everything will work fine.
You can also use Ctrl+Z when you double-click, but it will delete the component you double-clicked on and you’ll have to add it again to your form.