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    Confused

    I have a vs.net 2003 sample app that I created . Very small, simply traps a
    windows message through overriding WndProc . I loaded VB2005.NET express to
    maybe look at buying the full version and upgrading my applications, but I
    noticed there are no ovverrides / or it missing from the dropdowns in the
    IDE. Has this been taken away (the various overrides), or do they have to be
    entered manually in the 2005 version
    Thanks


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    • Patrice
      #2
      Re: Confused

      Type overrides in your code and intellisense will suggest you overridable
      subs... I don't know if you can get the privous style back...

      <DeCodera écrit dans le message de news:
      eVfQ7NxPHHA.404 @TK2MSFTNGP02.p hx.gbl...
      >I have a vs.net 2003 sample app that I created . Very small, simply traps a
      >windows message through overriding WndProc . I loaded VB2005.NET express to
      >maybe look at buying the full version and upgrading my applications, but I
      >noticed there are no ovverrides / or it missing from the dropdowns in the
      >IDE. Has this been taken away (the various overrides), or do they have to
      >be entered manually in the 2005 version
      Thanks
      >

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        • \(O\)enone
          #3
          Re: Confused

          DeCoder wrote:
          I noticed there are no ovverrides / or
          it missing from the dropdowns in the IDE. Has this been taken away
          (the various overrides), or do they have to be entered manually in
          the 2005 version
          I don't believe these get displayed in the procedure dropdown like they did
          in VB2003.

          However, it you type "Public Overrides " into the code window, as soon as
          you press space after the "Overrides" keyword, all of the overridable
          properties/methods will appear in a dropdown within the code editor and you
          can pick the one you want to override from here.

          HTH,

          --

          (O)enone


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            • Spam Catcher
              #4
              Re: Confused

              "\(O\)enone " <oenone@nowhere .comwrote in
              news:N8sth.7529 6$n36.5562@news fe7-gui.ntli.net:
              I don't believe these get displayed in the procedure dropdown like
              they did in VB2003.
              I believe they show up if you put your cusor on the class declaration line
              and then select the dropdown.

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