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-description: "Learn more about: Add a method"
+description: "Learn more about: Add a method to an interface in a Microsoft Visual Studio C++ project"
 title: "Add a method"
-ms.date: "11/09/2018"
+ms.date: "03/31/2022"
 f1_keywords: ["vc.codewiz.method.overview", "vc.codewiz.method.idlattrib"]
 helpviewer_keywords: ["add method wizard [C++]", "methods [C++], adding", "methods [C++], adding using wizards", "IDL attributes, add method wizard"]
-ms.assetid: 4ba4e45f-fa38-4d5e-af44-cbec0a7ab558
+ms.custom: devdivchpfy22
 ---
 # Add a method
 
-You can use the [add method wizard](#add-method-wizard) to add a method to an interface in your project. If the project contains a class associated with the interface, the wizard modifies the class, too.
+Use the [add method wizard](#add-method-wizard) to add a method to an interface in your project. If the project contains a class associated with the interface, the wizard also adds the method to the class.
 
-**To add a method to your object:**
+**Add a method to your interface:**
 
-1. In **Class View**, expand the project node to display the interface to which you want to add the method.
+1. From the Visual Studio main menu, choose **View** > **Class view**. In the **Class View** pane, expand the project node to display the interface you want to add the method to.
 
    > [!NOTE]
-   > You can also add methods to dispinterfaces, which, unless the project is attributed, are located under the library node.
+   > You can also add methods to dispinterfaces. Unless the project is attributed, dispinterfaces are located under the library node.
 
 1. Right-click the name of the interface.
 
-1. On the shortcut menu, choose **Add**, and then choose **Add Method**.
+1. On the shortcut menu, choose **Add** > **Add Method**.
 
-1. In the Add Method Wizard, provide the information to create the method.
+1. In the **Add Method** wizard dialog box, provide the information to create the method as described in the next section.
 
-1. Specify any interface definition language settings for this method in the [IDL attributes](#idl-attributes-add-method-wizard) page of the wizard.
-
-1. Select **Finish** to add the method.
-
-## In this section
-
-- [Add method wizard](#add-method-wizard)
-- [IDL attributes, add method wizard](#idl-attributes-add-method-wizard)
+1. Select **OK** to add the method.
 
 ## Add method wizard
 
-Use this wizard to add a method to an interface. Depending on the project type or interface type to which you're adding a method, the wizard displays different options.
+Add a method to an interface by using the add method wizard:
 
-### Names
-
-- **Return type**
-
-  The data type returned by the method. `HRESULT` is recommended for all interface types, because it provides a standard way to return errors.
-
-  |Interface type|Description|
-  |--------------------|-----------------|
-  |Dual interface|`HRESULT`. Unchangeable.|
-  |Custom interface|`HRESULT`. Unchangeable.|
-  |Local custom interface|Provide your own return type or select from the list.|
-  |Dispinterface|Provide your own return type or select from the list.|
-  |MFC ActiveX control dispinterface|If you implement a stock method, the return type is set to the appropriate value and is unchangeable. If you select a method from the **Method name** list and select **Custom** under **Select method type**, select a return type from the list.|
+:::image type="content" source="../ide/media/add-method-wizard.png" alt-text="Screenshot of Add method wizard. Method name is aMethod, return type is H RESULT. Two parameters are defined: int x, bool clip":::
 
 - **Method name**
 
-  Sets the name for the method.
-
-  |Interface type|Description|
-  |--------------------|-----------------|
-  |ATL dual interface, custom interface, and local custom interface|Provide your own method name.|
-  |MFC dispinterface|Provide your own method name or select a suggested method name from the list. If you select a name from the list, the appropriate value appears in the **Return type** box, and it's unchangeable.|
-  |MFC ActiveX control dispinterface|Provide your own or select either of the stock methods [DoClick](../mfc/reference/colecontrol-class.md#doclick) and [Refresh](../mfc/reference/colecontrol-class.md#refresh). For more information, see [MFC ActiveX controls: Adding stock methods](../mfc/mfc-activex-controls-adding-stock-methods.md).|
-
-- **Method type**
-
-  Available only for MFC ActiveX controls. If you provide a method name in the **Method name** box, rather than selecting a method from the list, this box is unavailable.
-
-  If you select one of the methods in the **Method name** list, select either the stock implementation or a custom implementation.
-
-  |Method type|Description|
-  |-----------------|-----------------|
-  |**Stock**|The default. Inserts the stock implementation of the method you select in the **Method name** list. **Return type** is unchangeable if you select **Stock**.|
-  |**Custom**|Inserts a stub implementation of the method selected in the **Method name** list. For custom method types, you can provide your own return type, or you can select one from the **Return type** list.|
-
-- **Internal name**
-
-  Available for only custom methods added to an MFC dispinterface. Sets the name used in the dispatch map, the header (.h) file, and the implementation (.cpp) file. By default, this name is the same as **Method name**. You can change the method name if you're working with an MFC dispinterface or if you're adding a custom method to an MFC ActiveX control dispinterface.
-
-  |Interface type|Description|
-  |--------------------|-----------------|
-  |ATL dual interface, custom interface, and local custom interface|Not available.|
-  |MFC dispinterface|Set to the method name by default. You can edit the internal name.|
-  |MFC ActiveX control dispinterface|You can set the internal name only for custom methods. Stock methods don't use an internal name.|
-
-- **Parameter attributes**
-
-  Sets any additional attributes for the parameter specified in **Parameter name**.
-
-  |Parameter attribute|Description|Allowed combinations|
-  |-------------------------|-----------------|--------------------------|
-  |**In**|Indicates that the parameter is passed from the calling procedure to the called procedure.|`in` only<br /><br /> `in` and `out`|
-  |**Out**|Indicates that the pointer parameter is returned from the called procedure to the calling procedure (from the server to the client).|`out` only<br /><br /> `in` and `out`<br /><br /> `out` and `retval`|
-  |**Retval**|Indicates that the parameter receives the return value of the member.|`retval` and `out`|
+  Provide the method name.
 
-- **Parameter type**
-
-  Sets the data type of the parameter. Select the type from the list.
-
-- **Parameter name**
-
-  Sets the name of a parameter to pass through your method. After you type the name, select **Add** to add it to the list of parameters that will pass through your method. If you don't provide a parameter name, the wizard ignores any parameter attributes (ATL only) or **Parameter type** selections.
-
-  Once you select **Add**, the parameter name appears in **Parameter list**.
-
-  > [!NOTE]
-  > If you supply a parameter name and then select **Finish** before you select **Add**, the parameter isn't added to the method. You must find the method and insert the parameter manually.
-
-- **Add**
-
-  Adds the parameter you specify in **Parameter name**, and its type and parameter attributes, to **Parameter list**. Select **Add** to add a parameter to the list.
-
-- **Remove**
-
-  Removes the parameter you select in **Parameter list** from the list.
-
-- **Parameter list**
-
-  Displays all parameters and their modifiers and types currently added for the method. As you add parameters, the wizard updates **Parameter list** to display each parameter, with its modifier and type.
-
-## IDL attributes, add method wizard
-
-Use this page of the Add Method Wizard to specify any interface definition language (IDL) settings for the method.
-
-- `id`
-
-  Sets the numerical ID that identifies the method. For more information, see [id](/windows/win32/Midl/id) in the *MIDL Reference*.
-
-  This box is unavailable for custom interfaces and isn't available for MFC dispinterfaces.
-
-- `call_as`
+- **Return type**
 
-  Specifies the name of a remote method to which this local method can be mapped. For more information, see [call_as](/windows/win32/Midl/call-as) in the *MIDL Reference*.
+  Type the return type or select it from the drop-down list.
 
-  Not available for MFC dispinterfaces.
+- **Parameters**
 
-- `helpcontext`
+  Displays the method's parameters, modifiers, and types. The wizard updates the **Parameters** list as you add parameters.
 
-  Specifies a context ID that lets the user view information about this method in the Help file. For more information, see [helpcontext](/windows/win32/Midl/helpcontext) in the *MIDL Reference*.
+- **+**
 
-  Not available for MFC dispinterfaces.
+  Add a parameter. In **Parameters**, type the parameter type, name, and any modifiers. For example, `int x`, and choose **OK**.
 
-- `helpstring`
+- **x**
 
-  Specifies a character string that's used to describe the element to which it applies. It's set by default to "method *Method name*." For more information, see [helpstring](/windows/win32/Midl/helpstring) in the *MIDL Reference*.
+  Remove the selected parameter from the **Parameters** list.
 
-  Not available for MFC dispinterfaces.
+- **Pencil icon**
 
-- **Additional attributes**
+  Edit the selected parameter.
 
-  Not available for MFC dispinterfaces.
+## See also
 
-  |Attribute|Description|
-  |---------------|-----------------|
-  |`hidden`|Indicates that the method exists but shouldn't be displayed in a user-oriented browser. For more information, see [hidden](/windows/win32/Midl/hidden) in the *MIDL Reference*.|
-  |`source`|Indicates that a member of the method is a source of events. For more information, see [source](/windows/win32/Midl/source) in the *MIDL Reference*.|
-  |`local`|Specifies to the MIDL compiler that the method isn't remote. For more information, see [local](/windows/win32/Midl/local) in the *MIDL Reference*.|
-  |`restricted`|Specifies that the method can't be called arbitrarily. For more information, see [restricted](/windows/win32/Midl/restricted) in the *MIDL Reference*.|
-  |`vararg`|Specifies that the method takes a variable number of arguments. To accomplish this, the last argument must be a safe array of `VARIANT` type that contains the rest of the arguments. For more information, see [vararg](/windows/win32/Midl/vararg) in the *MIDL Reference*.|
+[Adding functionality with code wizards](adding-functionality-with-code-wizards-cpp.md)

docs/ide/adding-functionality-with-code-wizards-cpp.md

@@ -64,7 +64,7 @@ There are three locations where you can access C++ code wizards:
    |-----------------------------|-----------------|
    |Add New Item|The Add New Item code wizards add source files to your project. If necessary, additional directories are created to contain the files where the project build engine expects to find them. Code wizards available from the Add Item icon include:<br /><br />- Add C++ source files (.cpp, .h, .idl, .rc, .srf, .def, .rgs).<br />- Add Web development files (.html, .asp, .css, .xml).<br />- Add utility and resource files (.bmp, .cur, .ico, .rct, .sql, .txt).<br /><br />These code wizards generally do not ask you for any information but add a file to your development tree. You may rename the file in the property window.|
    |Solution Explorer|The code wizards available from Solution Explorer depend on where your cursor focus is when you right-click an item. If the **Add** option does not appear when you right-click an item, then move your cursor up one level in the development tree and try again. The code wizards will always place the additional code in the appropriate place in the development tree, no matter where your cursor is. Code wizards available from Solution Explorer include:<br /><br />- Add Class (opens the **Add Class** dialog box containing the new code wizards).<br />- Add Resource (New, Import, or Custom).<br />- Add Web Reference.|
-   |Class View|The code wizards available from Class View depend on where your cursor focus is when you right click an item. If the **Add** option does not appear when you right click an item, then move your cursor up one level in the class tree and try again. The code wizards will always place the additional code in the appropriate place in the development tree, no matter where your cursor is. Code wizards available from Class View include:<br /><br />- [Add Member Function](../ide/adding-a-member-function-visual-cpp.md).<br />- [Add Member Variable](../ide/adding-a-member-variable-visual-cpp.md).<br />- [Add Class](../ide/adding-a-class-visual-cpp.md).<br />- [Implement Interface](./implementing-an-interface-visual-cpp.md#implement-interface-wizard) (from a control class only)<br />- [Add Connection Point](./implementing-a-connection-point-visual-cpp.md#implement-connection-point-wizard) (ATL class only)<br />- [Add Method](./adding-a-method-visual-cpp.md#add-method-wizard) (from an interface only)<br />- [Add Property](./adding-a-property-visual-cpp.md#names-add-property-wizard) (from an interface only)<br />- [Add Event](./adding-an-event-visual-cpp.md#add-event-wizard) (from a control class only)<br /><br />The Add Class selection opens the **Add Class** dialog box, which gives you access to all the new Add Class code wizards.|
+   |Class View|The code wizards available from Class View depend on where your cursor focus is when you right click an item. If the **Add** option does not appear when you right click an item, then move your cursor up one level in the class tree and try again. The code wizards will always place the additional code in the appropriate place in the development tree, no matter where your cursor is. Code wizards available from Class View include:<br /><br />- [Add Member Function](../ide/adding-a-member-function-visual-cpp.md).<br />- [Add Member Variable](../ide/adding-a-member-variable-visual-cpp.md).<br />- [Add Class](../ide/adding-a-class-visual-cpp.md).<br />- [Implement Interface](./implementing-an-interface-visual-cpp.md#implement-interface-wizard) (from a control class only)<br />- [Add Connection Point](./implementing-a-connection-point-visual-cpp.md#implement-connection-point-wizard) (ATL class only)<br />- [Add Method](./adding-a-method-visual-cpp.md) (from an interface only)<br />- [Add Property](./adding-a-property-visual-cpp.md#names-add-property-wizard) (from an interface only)<br />- [Add Event](./adding-an-event-visual-cpp.md#add-event-wizard) (from a control class only)<br /><br />The Add Class selection opens the **Add Class** dialog box, which gives you access to all the new Add Class code wizards.|
 
 ## See also
 

docs/ide/creating-a-com-interface-visual-cpp.md

@@ -74,6 +74,6 @@ The following three wizards help you customize existing interfaces. They're avai
 |Wizard|Project type|
 |------------|------------------|
 |[Add property wizard](./adding-a-property-visual-cpp.md#names-add-property-wizard)|ATL or MFC projects supporting ATL. Right-click the interface to which you want to add the property.<br /><br />Visual C++ detects the project type and modifies the options in the Add Property Wizard as necessary:<br /><br />- For dispinterfaces in projects created by using the [MFC application wizard](../mfc/reference/mfc-application-wizard.md), invoking the Add Property Wizard provides options specific to MFC.<br />- For MFC ActiveX control interfaces, the Add Property Wizard provides a list of stock methods and properties that you can use as provided or customize for your control.<br />- For all other interfaces, the Add Property Wizards provide options useful in most situations.|
-|[Add method wizard](./adding-a-method-visual-cpp.md#add-method-wizard)|ATL or MFC projects supporting ATL. Right-click the interface to which you want to add the method.<br /><br />Visual C++ detects the project type and modifies the options in the Add Method Wizard as necessary:<br /><br />- For dispinterfaces in projects created by using the [MFC application wizard](../mfc/reference/mfc-application-wizard.md), using the Add Method Wizard provides options specific to MFC.<br />- For MFC ActiveX control interfaces, the Add Method Wizard provides a list of stock methods and properties that you can use as provided or customize for your control.<br />- For all other interfaces, the **Add Method** wizards provide options useful in most situations.|
+|[Add method wizard](./adding-a-method-visual-cpp.md)|ATL or MFC projects supporting ATL. Right-click the interface to which you want to add the method.<br /><br />Visual C++ detects the project type and modifies the options in the Add Method Wizard as necessary:<br /><br />- For dispinterfaces in projects created by using the [MFC application wizard](../mfc/reference/mfc-application-wizard.md), using the Add Method Wizard provides options specific to MFC.<br />- For MFC ActiveX control interfaces, the Add Method Wizard provides a list of stock methods and properties that you can use as provided or customize for your control.<br />- For all other interfaces, the **Add Method** wizards provide options useful in most situations.|
 
 Additionally, you can implement new interfaces on your COM control. Just right-click the object's control class in Class View and choose [Implement Interface](./implementing-an-interface-visual-cpp.md#implement-interface-wizard).

docs/mfc/mfc-activex-controls-adding-stock-methods.md

@@ -21,7 +21,7 @@ A stock method differs from a custom method in that it is already implemented by
 
 ## <a name="_core_adding_a_stock_method_using_classwizard"></a> Adding a Stock Method Using the Add Method Wizard
 
-Adding a stock method is simple using the [Add Method Wizard](../ide/adding-a-method-visual-cpp.md#add-method-wizard). The following procedure demonstrates adding the Refresh method to a control created using the MFC ActiveX Control Wizard.
+Adding a stock method is simple using the [Add Method Wizard](../ide/adding-a-method-visual-cpp.md). The following procedure demonstrates adding the Refresh method to a control created using the MFC ActiveX Control Wizard.
 
 #### To add the stock Refresh method using the Add Method Wizard