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I cannot figure out how to paste the code template at the point at time 10:49 or 12:05 at the learning video at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zv8DkkhBNR0
I browsed several similar learning videos about Visual Studio C++ 2022 and had the same question. I went back and could not figure out how the code template was generated. By right-clicking or left or double-clicking, ...?
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Hi, @Stan Huang
There is no shortcut key to automatically supplement such code.
The video may use another window to copy the code or edit to omit the copying process.
It is done by copy and paste CTRL+C and CTRL+V, the code is provided in the comments section of the video.
Best regards,
Minxin Yu
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"comments section of the video"? Comments were from readers like me. I didn't find it. Could you describe it in more detail?
What I mean is that the video author provided the code in the comment area for learners to copy. The code is not generated by Visual Studio.
The comment is pinned by author.
"in the comments section of the video"? I didn't find it. Could you describe it in more detail? For the "comments section", do you mean comments from readers like me?
Yes. There is a comment area below the video page. Didn’t you find it? Can you provide a screenshot of your comment area?
Git it. Thanks very much.
I wonder why every author of such videos lacks such comments. Besides, why doesn't Visual Studio C++ provide such code snippets automatically?
The C++ with Winform template project is no longer provided in Visual Studio, so the IntelliSense does not generate the main code automatically.
So, could you suggest a better template project which will provide helpful code snippets to make it easier to use Visual C++?
It depends on what kind of C++ project you are using. For example, if you are using C++CLR (like C++ Winform), you need to manually add code. For MFC project, you can use MFC Class Wizard to implement MFC code.
I am sorry for posting extra unrelated comments to the topic because I was blocked by "You must select between 1 and 5 tags." when I would like to post one more question. I actually don't have up to 5 tags for my question, but for successful posting, I picked 5 tags from https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/answers/support/tags, but I am still blocked by the same reason. How come? What can I do?