I've seen it happen when editing an existing constructor that already
has a Super.Constructor! Or even better - it often adds it to a
class where the constructor requires params - i have Super.Constructor
(foo) in the method but it adds Super.Constructor above... causing
the compiler to throw errors.
I don't mind help writing code, but this has never struck me as helpful.
mike
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Mike Woodworth
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On Nov 13, 2006, at 10:29 PM, Karen wrote:
On Nov 13, 2006, at 10:24 PM, Charles Yeomans wrote:
Of course we have no way of knowing whether it is a bug, but I am
able to produce the following behavior. Given a class A and a
subclass B, add a method Constructor() to A. Then add a method X
to B --
Sub X()
dim s as String
End Sub
Now change the name of X to 'Constructor'; the IDE does this --
Sub Constructor()
// Calling the overridden superclass constructor.
Super.Constructordim s as string
End Sub
It happens to me sometime when editing code in existing
constructors. While I've seen it numerous times, I don't know the
exact steps to reliably reproduce... But it happens when I leave
the method and come back to it... but not all the time. It may
depend on where the cursor is.
- karen
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