SetAll sets a common value to a bunch of properties.

Are you trying to write a particular common code snippet to a bunch of methods?

If so, there is a WriteMethod method which is available at design-time (not at runtime), but it only writes to 1 method at a time. But you could write code to cycle through a bunch of objects and do the same WriteMethod() to each of them.

Is this what you're looking for?

--Brad