I have a control 'MyControl' with a property of
type 'MyObject'.  MyObject has a property 'MyField' that
is a enum type.  I want the type of enum to vary
depending on a another property of MyObject
called 'MyFieldType'.  E.g. if MyFieldType = TypeA,
MyField returns EnumA.  See code below:

public enum FieldTypes
{
TypeA,
TypeB
}

public enum EnumA
{
Big,
Medium,
Small
}

public enum EnumB
{
Short,
Tall,
Squat,
Huge
}

[DefaultProperty("MyFieldType")]
public class MyObject
{
 private FieldTypes m_MyFieldType;
 private object m_MyField = 0;

 public FieldTypes MyFieldType
 {
   get {return m_MyFieldType;}
   set {m_MyFieldType = value;}
 }

 public object MyField
 {
   get
   {
     if (MyFieldType == FieldTypes.TypeA)
     {
       return (EnumA)m_MyField;
     }
     else
     {
       return (EnumB)m_MyField;
     }
   }
   set
   {
     m_MyField = value;
   }
 }
}

My problem is that the MyField property is not editable
via a dropdown list in the designer.  It appears as a
greyed-out (read only) string representation of the
respective enum (EnumA or EnumB).  I've tried writing a
TypeConverter (inheriting from EnumConverter) but just
ended up going round in circles.

Does anyone have an example of what I'm trying to do or
point me in the right direction?

Thanks