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Originally posted by accord

I have put in a feature request about placing an extensions to parse onto the options dialog to see what the developers make of it:

case=50964

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I don't know why didn't I think of it earlier

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In addition, when you write override keyword in C++/CLI you have already written down the function name which you want VA to list

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public override string ToString()
{
  return base.ToString();
}

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All feature should work both in native and managed C++.

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Originally posted by accord

in C++ where there is no override keyword.

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using namespace System;

namespace test 
{
  ref class Base 
  { 
  public: 
    virtual void Foo() {}; 
  };

  ref class Derived : public Base 
  { 
  public: 
    virtual void Foo() override {}; 
  };
}

Error 1 error C4485: 'test::Derived::Foo' : matches base ref class method 'test::Base::Foo', but is not marked 'new' or 'override'; 'new' (and 'virtual') is assumed ...

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Originally posted by accord


Of course. But I was thinking about a listbox which lists both, indicating which are the pure virtual functions.

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if you need only to override one or two methods from remote places in 'override' list of any non-interface class, it is easier to use only override keyword

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And ofcorse, interface implementing has nothing to do with overriding..

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Originally posted by accord

...it would be almost the same, wouldn't it?

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