FT -- mustoverridable keyword

Source: Internet
Author: User
The help of MS has various kinds of errors. Of course, I still think that there are few errors after all, but you have to be laughed at by some strange things. Some people said that you can find wm_destory (instead of wm_destroy) in help a while ago. After all, this error is only a problem of the order of two adjacent letters, not on the index, you can still find this item by entering wm_destroy, but wm_destory cannot.

Today, I suddenly found a new keyword, which looks like VB. NET, and is obviously unauthenticated ented: mustoverridable. Why? Believe it? In vs. net, press Alt-H, I, and mustoverridable to see what happened? I don't know if the same result is displayed on your machine: "mustoverridable keyword ". Novelty? The difference between mustoverride and notoverridable is as follows. Perhaps it was inspired by the combination of Chinese and English into Chinglish. The author of the document invented a mustoverridable. The invention will be invented, followed by a "keyword "! Really bad! I thought I found the new world ......

My msdn is vs2k3, 2003feb.

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