I'm sure this is blindingly obvious..
I want to add some designer properties to a winform - so to test the concept I added a public string property to the form code, and decorated it with [BrowsableAttribute(true)] - but it does not show up in the IDE designer. If I drop a property grid on the form, and set the propertygrids active control to the form itself, I can see the new property when I run the app...
What am I missing
TIA
Designer property of form
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Designer property of form
Michael Daniel
azastawski
make (Inherit) a form
Add properties and attributes
Save & Compile the form (eg Myform)
Now inherit from Myform and drop a propertygrid on that form
This should work
Remco
sathyamca
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