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Designer serialization samples?

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schneider - 30 Jul 2004 20:32 GMT
I look for a sample on how VS serialize/deserialize a Form in the designer.

So If a was making an IDE how could I serialize/deserialize a form...

Anyone have a sample to start from?

Thanks,

Schneider
J?rg Neumann - 10 Aug 2004 09:53 GMT
In VS.NET 2003 the serializer is internal and in an VS.NET-assembly. Wait
for VS.NET 2005. There is an public serializer in the framework.

But when you built a custom root designer for use in VS.NET, look for the
RootDesignerSerializer-Attribut of Component. You can use it to redirect the
code generation to your own CodeDomSerializer class. There you have access
to the CodeDom, the WindowsForms-Designer generates.

J?rg Neumann

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