I know this is quite lazy but, is there any way on Visual C# 2010 Express to auto-generate an interface implementation? (I don't mean at runtime but at design time, like a code snippet). Perhaps with a third party utility?
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问题:
回答1:
I'm not familiar with Express enough to know if they removed this feature, but you should just be able to right-click your public class MyClass : MyInterface
statement and choose "Implement Inteface".
If this is removed in Express, you can always use Resharper for this feature.
回答2:
Right click on the interface name, you should see a menu option "Implement Interface" or along those lines.
With the cursor on the interface name, you can also press CTRL + .
to get the same context menu and options.
回答3:
In Microsoft Visual Basic 2010 Express, I just put the cursor to the end of the Implements line and press Enter - then the stubs are generated automatically
Public Class Class1
Implements IMyInterface1
move the cursor to the end of the word IMyInterface1 and press Enter