virtual keyword in derived class (code style guide)

[ollydbg]

Refer to this: C++ "virtual" keyword for functions in derived classes. Is it necessary? - Stack Overflow
I think this is a good way. But currently it was not in our Coding style - CodeBlocks

Code

Index: plugins/codecompletion/parser/parserthreadedtask.h
===================================================================
--- plugins/codecompletion/parser/parserthreadedtask.h	(revision 8991)
+++ plugins/codecompletion/parser/parserthreadedtask.h	(working copy)
@@ -17,7 +17,7 @@
 {
 public:
     ParserThreadedTask(Parser* parser, wxMutex& parserCS);
-    int Execute();
+    virtual int Execute();
 
 private:
     Parser*  m_Parser;

Any comments?

[oBFusCATed]

Any comments?

Code to the style of the old code at the place you're adding the function and everything will be good

[ollydbg]

Any comments?

Code to the style of the old code at the place you're adding the function and everything will be good

Oh, I can't understand this sentence, can you be more specific?
I mean, the base class have the style:

Code

class cbThreadedTask
{
  public:
    /// cbThreadedTask ctor
    cbThreadedTask();

    /// cbThreadedTask dtor
    virtual ~cbThreadedTask() = 0;

    /// This function is called to tell the task to abort (check cbThreadPool::AbortAllTasks)
    void Abort();

    /// Override this function with the task's job
    /// Return value doesn't matter
    virtual int Execute() = 0;

So, it is good to preserve the "virtual" before the int Execute() in the derived class. (Although it is not necessary)

[oBFusCATed]

Code to the style of the old code at the place you're adding the function and everything will be good

I mean that it is best if you follow the style of the code you're modifying.
If the old code uses virtual ok you use it, too. If not you don't use it.
If you write new code you're free to choose what style to use.

p.s. this is my personal opinion, not a C::B rule

[ollydbg]

I commit the change(rev 8999), because I see a lot of derived classes in C::B use "virtual" keyword for virtual functions.