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Implementing Custom Data Bindable Classes: CollectionBase
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Implementing IComponent |
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2006-02-08 23:33:06 |
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Linxor
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Response to: Implementing IComponent
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Implementing the IComponent interface is half of the work. You'll also need to add Visual Studio headers to your class.
See the first page of the following tutorial to get the full scoop on creating a class that can be used for data binding inside the Visual Studio designer:
http://www.ftponline.com/vsm/2003_06/online/wagner/
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