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.NET Forum / Windows Forms / Design Time / October 2004Designer services
there are a lot of samples for designer classes. Some are storing internal references to the services (componentchangeservice, selectionservice, etc.) on the designer classes, some are getting them when needed. Are there disadvantages on storing private references to such services rather than getting them from designer host when needed? thanks... Since there is no real documentation on this, go with your instinct. There seems to be no harm we have found in storing references per-designer, but we only store the most frequently used ones. For others we create private properties to call GetService dynamically. It is safer to get the services dynamically, since theoretically they can change. Looking at the service provider code in reflector, I would say most references are fixed for the lifetime of the designer. Regards, Frank Hileman check out VG.net: www.vgdotnet.com Animated vector graphics system Integrated Visual Studio .NET graphics editor > there are a lot of samples for designer classes. Some are storing internal > references to the services (componentchangeservice, selectionservice, etc.) > on the designer classes, some are getting them when needed. Are there > disadvantages on storing private references to such services rather than > getting them from designer host when needed? thanks... thanks a lot Sir Frank... > Since there is no real documentation on this, go with your instinct. There > seems to be no harm we have found in storing references per-designer, but we [quoted text clipped - 18 lines] > > disadvantages on storing private references to such services rather than > > getting them from designer host when needed? thanks... Free MagazinesGet these publications absolutely FREE for up to 12 months. There are no hidden fees and no obligation. Simply choose a title, complete the application form and submit it. Read more ...
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