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Automatically insert empty bodies of the base method

If I have a base class with some abstract methods, is there a way to let Visual Studio automatically insert empty bodies of methods that should be implemented for me in new derived classes (e.g. with Eclipse and Java)

Same:

public abstract class foo
{
    public virtual void bar()
    {
       doSomething();
    }
}

public class Derived : foo
{
    //somehow tell VS to insert this without me having to write everything
    public override void bar()
    {
       base.bar();
    }
}
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Yes and No, to some extent.

1- If the base class is abstract, then when VS shows an intelligent tag that provides a stub implementation for all abstract methods, but not virtual methods. This is the same for implementing interfaces.

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throw new NotImplementedException();

VisualStudio → ImplementInterface

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