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October 28th, 2002, 05:56 PM
I want to DELETE a variable or method from my code. How can I do this from menu? Is editing the source code the only way of doing this?
Or else: Where is CLASSWIZARD?
Or else: Where is CLASSWIZARD?
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Click to See Complete Forum and Search --> : How To Delete A Variable? M A V October 28th, 2002, 05:56 PM I want to DELETE a variable or method from my code. How can I do this from menu? Is editing the source code the only way of doing this? Or else: Where is CLASSWIZARD? dziadek_lesny November 17th, 2002, 11:38 PM 1) There's no direct way to delete a variable or member function from ClassView's context menu. The menu can only help You to find the variable/function definition, then You must remove the definition manually. 2) ClassWizard is replaced with other wizards, that You can run from context menus (for example: "Add Event handler", "Add variable","Add Class" from context menu in resource editor when right-click on an object) kandukondein November 18th, 2002, 02:45 PM Hey Guys Dont u feel this new thingie that .NET has introduced sucks.. I feel very annoyed at right clicking that and it pops up after 10 seconds will all sort of information..and i have to search in that..oh i feel annoyed.How do u guys feeel.. Regards Kandukondein M A V November 18th, 2002, 05:37 PM I agree with you ! VCPP.NET is much WORSE than VCPP6 MS have truncated the most useful parts of it. I will not surprize, if they rewrite C++ copmiler in java or something....:mad: dziadek_lesny November 19th, 2002, 02:34 AM I must say that I got used to .NET. In many cases I find .NET much more comfortable than VC6, but at the beginning... it was a nightmare... The thing that is better in IDE (in MY opinion) is (for example) adding variables and event handlers from pop-up in resource editor, so there's no need to search for control's ID in ClassWizard (it was expacially difficult when using default ID's like IDC_BUTTON13). Mikey November 22nd, 2002, 07:33 PM Originally posted by kandukondein Dont u feel this new thingie that .NET has introduced sucks.. I totally agree with you, too! All these Output-Windows that go up and down. It's often hard to find the needed one! And that SourceSafe is only working with the project-files if they are in the project-tree... - :mad: Mikey codeguru.com
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