Missing: C# class wizard?

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PaulAtKP

I just installed Visual Studio 2005, created a C# class library
project, and went to use the Add Class wizard. I can't seem to find
anything that would classify as a wizrd (no way to specify inheritance,
visibility, namespace....) The online help refers to a wizard but all I
get to specify is a name. Seem that the "wizard" is missing... what am
I missing?
From the help:
"The Class Options tab serves as the first page of the Class Wizard..."

I don't see anything with tabs at all...all I can get to is the Add New
Item dialog, where the only choice for adding a class is Name.

Can anybody tell me how i can get the wizard to appear?

Thanks!
 
W

Willem van Rumpt

PaulAtKP said:
I just installed Visual Studio 2005, created a C# class library
project, and went to use the Add Class wizard. I can't seem to find
anything that would classify as a wizrd (no way to specify inheritance,
visibility, namespace....) The online help refers to a wizard but all I
get to specify is a name. Seem that the "wizard" is missing... what am
I missing?


I don't see anything with tabs at all...all I can get to is the Add New
Item dialog, where the only choice for adding a class is Name.

I don't think there is one, other than what you found, and to be honest,
I've never missed it. What I'd like is the class diagram to support
specifying inheritance, interfaces implementations, etc. (btw: You can
specify both access and inheritance modifiers in the class diagram).

I've no problems with not being able to specify namespaces, since in my
projects they follow the structure of the solution (with its solution
folders and "regular" folders). And if you add a new
folder to a solution and add a new class in that folder, the foldername
is automatically appended to the default namespace of the assembly.

You might also be interested in the powertoys for the classdesigner.
Although it doesn't have every feature I'd like out of the box, it's a
beginning, and it's extensible (at least, I seem to recall it is).

http://www.gotdotnet.com/workspaces/workspace.aspx?id=fe72608b-2b28-4cc1-9866-ea6f805f45f3

or

http://tinyurl.com/lwqrv
 

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