greekgoddj
December 21st, 2004, 08:58 AM
Hello,
I am trying to move from VS 6 to VS 7 (aka .NET, aka 2003). The class wizard seems to be gone and instead replaced by options to add methods/variables/properties etc. How does one remove/delete methods/variables/properties without manually editing the code now that the wizard is gone.
Secondly and more importantly, in VS 6 you could create a new project and select from the wizard the project's type to be MFC ActiveX Control. The wizard then allowed you to set the number of ActiveX controls the project should have. The problem with this was that once you set the number of controls, you could not later add more controls to that project (or is there?). The only way to do this as far as I know is to RESTART a new MFC ActiveX control project setting the control number higher and importing all the previous files again.
In Visual Studio .NET when I create a new project of type MFC ActiveX Control, I no longer have the option to enter the number of controls the project should contain. As a result that project can only have one control. This raises the questions on whether this means there is now a method to add more controls to the project at a later stage instead of specifying such a number from the very begining and being stuck with it. Is this the case? How can I set the number of controls an ActiveX Control project has in Visual Studio .NET?
Where have all the wizards gone?
Thanks,
Aristotel
I am trying to move from VS 6 to VS 7 (aka .NET, aka 2003). The class wizard seems to be gone and instead replaced by options to add methods/variables/properties etc. How does one remove/delete methods/variables/properties without manually editing the code now that the wizard is gone.
Secondly and more importantly, in VS 6 you could create a new project and select from the wizard the project's type to be MFC ActiveX Control. The wizard then allowed you to set the number of ActiveX controls the project should have. The problem with this was that once you set the number of controls, you could not later add more controls to that project (or is there?). The only way to do this as far as I know is to RESTART a new MFC ActiveX control project setting the control number higher and importing all the previous files again.
In Visual Studio .NET when I create a new project of type MFC ActiveX Control, I no longer have the option to enter the number of controls the project should contain. As a result that project can only have one control. This raises the questions on whether this means there is now a method to add more controls to the project at a later stage instead of specifying such a number from the very begining and being stuck with it. Is this the case? How can I set the number of controls an ActiveX Control project has in Visual Studio .NET?
Where have all the wizards gone?
Thanks,
Aristotel