IntelliSense question

[Kimmo Laine]

Hi,

is there a way to hide inherited methods from the IntelliSense-menu in
VS2005?

Lets say that i have the following:

internal class MyClass {
public const int MAX_COUNT = 10;
}

When i write in the ditor "MyClass." menu pops up with the following items

Equals
MAX_COUNT
ReferenceEquals

Is there a way to hide the Equals and ReferenceEquals , by using some
attribute or something?


thx
Kimmo

[Dave Sexton]

Re: IntelliSense question

Hi Kimmo,

The following works as long as MyClass is declared in another project. i.e.,
Intellisense seems to ignore EditorBrowsable Attribute on classes within the
current project, but it works when using a class from an external assembly.

public class MyClass
{
[System.Componen tModel.EditorBr owsable(EditorB rowsableState.N ever)]
public static new bool Equals(object objA, object objB)
{
return Object.Equals(o bjA, objB);
}

[System.Componen tModel.EditorBr owsable(EditorB rowsableState.N ever)]
public static new bool ReferenceEquals (object objA, object objB)
{
return Object.Referenc eEquals(objA, objB);
}

public const int MAX_COUNT = 10;
}


I'm not sure how important it is that you keep MyClass internal, but that
wouldn't work in this scenario.

--
Dave Sexton

"Kimmo Laine" <reply.to@newsg roup.onlywrote in message
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Hi,
>
is there a way to hide inherited methods from the IntelliSense-menu in
VS2005?
>
Lets say that i have the following:
>
internal class MyClass {
public const int MAX_COUNT = 10;
}
>
When i write in the ditor "MyClass." menu pops up with the following items
>
Equals
MAX_COUNT
ReferenceEquals
>
Is there a way to hide the Equals and ReferenceEquals , by using some
attribute or something?
>
>
thx
Kimmo
>