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Introducing the Class Designer

Posted: Sep 01, 2005 at 2:13 PM
By: Adam Kinney
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Thom Robbins introduces us to the new Class Designer in VS2005. Looks like someday you'll only need a TabletPC and an ink pen to "draw" your application. Who needs a keyboard?

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Maurits AKA Matthew van Eerde

Sep 02, 2005 at 10:07 AM

Very cool!

I noticed that Fields are private-by-default, and Methods are public-by-default.

I have to question that... I frequently find myself developing private "helper methods", and it seems that methods should be private by default as a security/encapsulation feature.
DashNY

Sep 30, 2005 at 3:46 PM

Maurits wrote:

Very cool!

I noticed that Fields are private-by-default, and Methods are public-by-default.

I have to question that... I frequently find myself developing private "helper methods", and it seems that methods should be private by default as a security/encapsulation feature.

I strongly disagree. When designing a new class, one should first think of all the public actions it can perform. Once the "public" functionality of a class is finalized, one can jump into the code view and write the definitions of those methods, adding private (helper) methods when neccessary.

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