I found this link which says to use CTRL + ALT + INS to create overriden methods from a base class.
http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms165524(vs.80).aspx
The problem is I can't get this to work with my C#, VS2k5 environment. Can anyone else
If you can't, how else would you get a list of base methods to know what to be able to override I know I can start typing out 'public override' and let the intellisense bring up my list, but I would love to know how to get the CTRL+ALT+INS working instead!
Thanks.
keystroke to view methods to override?
James CACN
Hiya - I can only get it to work in the ClassDiagram (if you dont have it, create one in your project, and drag/drop your classes on it). I assigned a test sequence to the Edit.OverrideMembers action. But this does not seem to work in the text editor - most likely because it cannot decide which public/private/internal etc to use.
If you dont use ClassDiagrams, it might be easier to just make a macro with typed 'public override ' for you or something
Best Regards
Han Qiao
I tried to do that with my code, but unfortunately I can't seem to get it to work. :< Any ideas on what I could be doing wrong I just hit the CTRL+ALT+INS (I even setup and tried another key combo with no luck) on a class with missing overrides I just deleted 2s earlier (so I know there are some to override).
Thanks.
hali1
The link you have found refers to how visual studio reacts when you have enable the Emacs project scheme. (Emacs is a unix texteditor/programming editor). You can enable this by doing the steps below, but you will most likely not want to to that, since _all_ your shortcut keys will be different!
Maybe you can use the above, to just grab that single shortcut you need and apply it to your curent scheme instead.
Best Regards