Hi,
if i make some designtime verb that call a method in my component that alters teh state of some properties.
those properties does never get persisted in the code unless i change something else via the prop browser after my designer verb was used.
so , how can i notify the designer that my properties has changed
//Roger
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TypeDescriptor.GetProperties(myObject)["MyPropertyName"].SetValue(myObject, myNewValue);