| title | Adding a Member Function (Visual C++) | Microsoft Docs | ||
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| ms.date | 11/04/2016 | ||
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| author | mikeblome | ||
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In Class View, you can add a member function to any class. When you do this, a declaration is added to the header file, and a stub member-function body is added to the class's implementation file, which you can then modify.
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In Class View, expand the project node to display the classes in the project. (To open Class View, on the menu bar, choose View, Class View.)
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Open the shortcut menu for the class you want to add a member function to, and then choose Add, Add Function.
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Provide the appropriate details about the member function. For more information, see Add Member Function Wizard.
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Choose the Finish button to generate the member function code.
Adding Functionality with Code Wizards
Adding a Class
Adding a Member Variable
Overriding a Virtual Function
MFC Message Handler
Navigating the Class Structure