We're creating base classes inherited from the standard WinForm controls. As part of a proof-of-concept, I need to demonstrate "why" this inheritance is a good thing.
One of the things I'd like to demonstrate is the enforcement of a maximum size (height and width) of a button, particularly at design time. I figured all I would need to do is override the Width and Height property, eg:
public override Width
{
get{return base.Width;}
set{if(value > 100) value=100; base.Width = value;}
}
however, the Width property is not overridable.
Any thoughts
Rob
Controlling the max size of a button
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Controlling the max size of a button
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