Hi,
If I implement a custom editor by inheriting from UITypeEditor, Can I invoke it at RUN TIME from a standard control other than PropertyGrid, say a comboBox or a button
If it is possible, could you please let me know how to do it or could you please direct me to some URL which shows how to do it.
Do I have to create a custom control that inherits from control for doing this
Thank you.
regards.
S
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UITypeEditors are for extending design-time support in the property grid only. So they can be used within the VS studio property grid on tasks and components, or within your custom UI if that uses a property grid. I assume you are asking this in the context of a SSIS component or task and providing improved designer support or a custom UI.