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Description 

Viewing Hierarchy of Classes, Interfaces, and Types in the Class Explorer 

You can view hierarchy of classes, interfaces, and types in the Class Explorer. 

Activating Different Modes of Viewing the Inheritance Hierarchy in the Class Explorer 

The Class Viewer pane of the Class Explorer can display three different types of the tree showing hierarchical structure of classes/interfaces:

1. Derived to Base
2. Base to Derived
3. Container

These tree types are controlled by the Class Viewer modes. 

Viewing Members Declared in Classes and Interfaces with the Class Explorer 

You can use the Class Explorer to view members declared in classes and interfaces. 

Locating Declarations of Classes, Interfaces, and Types with the Class Explorer 

Using the Class Explorer you can locate declarations of classes, interfaces, and types. 

Locating Declarations of Members with the Class Explorer 

Using the Class Explorer you can locate declarations of members declared in classes and interfaces. 

Locating Definitions of Methods with the Class Explorer 

You can use the Class Explorer to locate definitions of methods 

Locating Definitions of Properties’ Access Specifiers with the Class Explorer 

Using the Class Explorer you can locate definitions of properties’ access specifiers. 

Automating the Creation of Fields with the Class Explorer 

Using the Class Explorer you can automate the creation of fields 

Automating the Creation of Methods with the Class Explorer 

Using the Class Explorer you can automate the creation of methods 

Creating a Method - Example 

Assume that you want to insert a privately declared function named Test into a class named TTestClass.
The new function shall have two arguments i and j, both of the integer type and it should return a boolean value. 

Automating the Creation of Properties with the Class Explorer 

Using the Class Explorer you can automate the creation of properties.
You can use the Add Property dialog box to add to a class the code for the declaration of a property and for the default implementations of the getter and setter methods.