Otis wrote:

Very soon you'll be able to add this code to the native generated code in a special region which is preserved between code generation cycles so you don't need any derived entities just to add this.

Just our of curiosity, how soon would this be you think?

Next week. (if everything goes as planned. ) But it might be the end of next week, depends on how long I'm busy adding the last few features. Most of the things are pretty small, but yesterday I found out that adding user code regions to classes is very time consuming

Will this feature be able to preserve additional interfaces as well?

f.e.

public class SomeEntity : EntityBase2, ISerializable, IMyCustomInterface

I use this often on derived entities.

TlighT wrote:

Will this feature be able to preserve additional interfaces as well?

f.e.

public class SomeEntity : EntityBase2, ISerializable, IMyCustomInterface

I use this often on derived entities.

I haven't thought of that, I can add that. I have to test if it compiles though:

public class SomeEntity : EntityBase2, ISerializable
// __LLBLGENPRO_USER_CODE_REGION_START AdditionalInterfaces
, IMyCustomInterface
// __LLBLGENPRO_USER_CODE_REGION_END

So if it compiles I'll add it. I'll do some tests (also with VB).

(edit) ok works in both VB.NET and C#. I've added such a region to entity.Template, entityAdapter.template, entityUsingEntityBase.template and entityBase.template, so you can implement an interface in the base class of a 2-class scenario as well.

Otis wrote:

(edit) ok works in both VB.NET and C#.

That is great I'm sure this functionality will save me a lot of time creating derived entities.