Please consider the following class:class A
{
public:
virtual ~A();
void B();
protected:
A();
void C()
};Note, that I forgot the semicolon behind C(). After calling Create Implementation on C() I got:class A
{
:
virtual ~A();
void B()
:
A();
void C() A::C() void B() protected: A()
{
}Please let me add, that Create Implementation works perfectly for B(), no matter whether I put a semicolon behind it or not. Of course, it also works for C() when adding the semicolon.
VC6, Win XP, no further add-ins.
Regards,
Marcus.
