override C# OnPaint method of parent Form class in VS2005

[cok]

Hi, all

I have a question about VS 2005 IDE, I donn't know if
It is place to post my question,sorry

I have a class inherit form System.Windows.Forms.Form,
I want to override OnPaint method , In Project Class View,
I right click MyForm, but there is no Item about
"Override method" in the contex menu, In the form class property page,
I find "Paint" even, I know this is good and can use,
but I really want to know:
in VS2005, wheather there is a wizard to help developer override a method
of all it's parent class,

Thanks,


thanks for any advice!

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[Mehdi]

I have a class inherit form System.Windows.Forms.Form,
I want to override OnPaint method , In Project Class View,
I right click MyForm, but there is no Item about
"Override method" in the contex menu, In the form class property page,
I find "Paint" even, I know this is good and can use,
but I really want to know:
in VS2005, wheather there is a wizard to help developer override a method
of all it's parent class,

In your class, type protected override and Intellisense will pop up with
the list of methods that you can override.

 

[cok]

Hi Mehdi

so many thanks to you ^^

In your class, type protected override and Intellisense will pop up with
the list of methods that you can override.

 

[Kevin Spencer]

Add the following method to your Form code:

protected override void OnPaint(PaintEventArgs e)
{
}

By the time you type "override" the Intellisense should be starting to kick
in, providing a list of overridable methods to choose from.

--
HTH,

Kevin Spencer
Microsoft MVP
Professional Numbskull

This is, by definition, not that.

 

[cok]

Hi ,Kevin

thank you very much

Add the following method to your Form code:

protected override void OnPaint(PaintEventArgs e)
{
}

By the time you type "override" the Intellisense should be starting to
kick in, providing a list of overridable methods to choose from.

--
HTH,

Kevin Spencer
Microsoft MVP
Professional Numbskull

This is, by definition, not that.