How to create a partial class?

[QUOTE=bhushan1980]No. Infact, the Q I put on the forum, was only after checking that my code did not contain any such section called:

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Region "Form Designer Code"
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Which VS version are you using ? As you ever can see the Designer and the auto generated code in VS 2005 for example.
I'm working in C#
Look at the following picture

Hi Arjay and JonnyPoet. I found the Form1.Designer.cs and I found the code was fine and that was very similar to the VC++.NET generated code. But in VB.NET solution explorer, all I see is the solution path, the MyProject named file and Form1.vb. I saw if I can get to expand any code enlosed in any region, but it was not to be.

Thankyou,
Bhushan.

The only resolution I can suggest is to not code in VB.net. ;)

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Originally Posted by bhushan1980

Hi Arjay and JonnyPoet. I found the Form1.Designer.cs and I found the code was fine and that was very similar to the VC++.NET generated code. But in VB.NET solution explorer, all I see is the solution path, the MyProject named file and Form1.vb. I saw if I can get to expand any code enlosed in any region, but it was not to be.

Thankyou,
Bhushan.

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Look in the DIRECTORY!, not the solution explorer...

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Originally Posted by bhushan1980

... But in VB.NET solution explorer, all I see is the solution path, the MyProject named file and Form1.vb. I saw if I can get to expand any code enlosed in any region, but it was not to be.

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You obviously used VB.net in that case. Here you need to press the second button on top of the project explorer. Compared to german IDE this is named like ' ShowAll' or something like this. Look here

I am really embarassed! Please overlook this part of the thread. I just had to try that toolbar. As I mentioned before, I created the same application using all the three languages and found that the entire code is visible in the VC++.NET environment by default in Form1.h. In C# it is separated in Form1.designer.h. And I could not find any such thing in VB.NET....hence the confusion.

Thankyou,
Bhushan.

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Originally Posted by bhushan1980

In C# it is separated in Form1.designer.h. And I could not find any such thing in VB.NET....hence the confusion.

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I think you have a typo and mean Form1.designer.cs.

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Originally Posted by Arjay

I think you have a typo and mean Form1.designer.cs.

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:D Yes sure this only could be a typo as .h files we all know are in C++ :D