Usage of Virtual Studio .NET

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Dr. Pastor

When constructing a program using
Microsoft Visual Studio .NET, I would like
to know the methods and values of my form or class
is inherited from its parent.
What would be the effective way to do the above?
The right click produced window's "Go to Declaration",
or "Go to Definition" does not do anything.
Thanks for any guidance (that this beginner could use).
 
Dr. Pastor said:
When constructing a program using
Microsoft Visual Studio .NET, I would like
to know the methods and values of my form or class
is inherited from its parent.
What would be the effective way to do the above?
The right click produced window's "Go to Declaration",
or "Go to Definition" does not do anything.
Thanks for any guidance (that this beginner could use).
Click to expand...

In the Object Browser - which "Go To Definition" often takes you to - you
can work up and down the inheritance hierarchy... And see what properties
and methods belong to whom in the tree.

Best Regards,

Andy
 
Dr. Pastor said:
When constructing a program using
Microsoft Visual Studio .NET, I would like
to know the methods and values of my form or class
is inherited from its parent.
What would be the effective way to do the above?
The right click produced window's "Go to Declaration",
or "Go to Definition" does not do anything.
Thanks for any guidance (that this beginner could use).
Click to expand...

If doing this does not take you to the object browser, there is something
else going on.

Does it do that for you, or just nothing? Perhaps the IDE is not able to
locate the assembly you are inheriting from, which I would find quite
strange if it is able to compile.

Best Regards,

Andy
 
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