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Auto implement base class methods in Visual Studio 2017

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Hi, I have a problem with my visual studio 2017 when I extend a class then I would like to automatically implement methods as in C# but in my case it does not work. May be you guys can guide me which tool or extension should I install to overcome this issue. 

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    GirishS Profile Picture
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    Hi,

    On the same screenshot you pasted there is an option "Open designer" - Clicking on that will open a class in the separate tab - On that, right click the class >> Override >> You will be able to see all the methods that can be overridden.

    Thanks,

    Girish S.

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    Andrew Xu Profile Picture
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    you should right click the blank area of the class rather than a method, then you'll see the methods you can overwrite

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