The designer always puts a this-> in front of all calls, if I remove the this-> the code still compiles but the designer doesn't work any longer.
Also I am used to have a public, then a protected and then a private block in my class, the designer/wizard (however you want to call it) puts the accessor in front of everything, that's just as annoying as the this->.
I also don't want to have my code inline in the header file.
P.S.: I'm writing my experiences from my memories, because the default state of my VS2005 is broken:
The file 'Form.h' does not support code parsing or generation because it is not contained within a project that supports code.
