Talk:Creating Properties with the C++ Class Explorer

5. Existing field/method allows you to specify an existing class member (usually a field) that will provide the read value for this property.
Write-only property specifies that the property value cannot be read, it can only be set.

6. Existing field/method allows you to specify an existing class member that will be used to set the value of this property.
Read-only property specifies that the property value cannot be set, it can only be read.

7.Click Add. The property is added to the user declarations in the .h file for the unit containing the declaration of the class or interface. Stub implementations of any getter or setter methods will be created in the unit's .cpp file.

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Thanks, Darren. I've made the changes indicated above. - Kris Houser 7/8/09