where can I find the default constructor of a windows form? I mean:
Public Sub New()
End Sub
I should say that I Use Visual Studio 2008 as my editor.
where can I find the default constructor of a windows form? I mean: Public
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where can I find the default constructor of a windows form? I mean:
Public Sub New()
End Sub
I should say that I Use Visual Studio 2008 as my editor.
It doesn’t show up by default. You can declare one, and it will override the default constructor. In fact, as soon as you type in Public Sub New() and hit enter, VS should fill in a couple of lines of code, and you can add your code where needed.