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Romain TAILLANDIER - 20 Jul 2006 10:30 GMT
Hi group

I have created a generic  control (winform) which is like a ComboBox,
displaying a ListView instead of a ListBox, and allow to select a
strongly type item. All the items are of the same type, and the
datasource is a List<> of that type.

public class Selector<E> : Control where E : class
{
    public List<E> Datasource {get;set;}
    public E SelectedItem {get;set;}

}

it is work very fine !
BUT it always crush the designer, which seems to never know what to do
with this control.

How can i integrate it in the designer ?

thank you
guyWITHproblem - 20 Jul 2006 10:57 GMT
>How can i integrate it in the designer ?
That is I think beyond your scope, what disgner or how it work only
boys from msft knows.

> Hi group
>
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>
> thank you

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