BUG: WizardBar Can't Delete Functions That Return void

MORE INFORMATION

WizardBar is a dockable toolbar that extends ClassView functionality by "tracking" your keyboard focus. It accesses features from ClassWizard and ClassView functions. You may select a class or function and navigate to its declaration or definition. WizardBar also offers a Delete command to remove both of a function's declaration and definition. However, this command does not appear on the right-click context menu if the function returns void.

Steps to Reproduce Behavior

1. From the File menu, click New; click the Projects tab and select MFC AppWizard (exe) from the Projects list. Give it a name and click OK; here it is called WizBug. Click Finish, then click OK to confirm and load the project.
2. Make the WizardBar visible: right-click any blank space in the menu region, and select WizardBar if it is not already checked.
3. Select CWizBugApp from the first WizardBar drop-down list.
4. Right-click in the WizardBar and select Add Member Function. In the Function Type field, type void. In the Function Name field, type MyFun. Click OK.
   
   NOTE: The WizBug.cpp file appears with the cursor at the beginning of MyFun's definition.
5. Right-click in the WizardBar.
   
   NOTE: There is no Delete command in the context menu.
6. In the WizardBar C++ Members drop-down list, select InitInstance.
7. Right-click in the WizardBar.
   
   NOTE: The Delete command now appears.

To verify the resolution:

1. Expand WizBug classes in the ClassView pane by clicking on the +.
2. Expand CWizBugApp in the ClassView pane.
3. Right-click MyFun. Click Delete. Click OK the confirmation dialog box.