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Override base class collection in user control at designtime

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Randy - 02 Apr 2004 21:06 GMT
Hello everyone,
I've created a custom menuItem. I have also created a custom
contextmenu. Everything compiles fine and creates my control. The
control can be added to the toolbox without any problems and added to
a project. It also is able to add menuitems during designtime. The
problem is that it isn't adding my menuitems. How do I override the
designer so I can have it add my menuitems instead of
System.Windows.Forms.MenuItem? I'm assuming it will have to be some
attribute I add to my contextmenu class or a designer I add to the
project? Any help is much appreciated.
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Hugo Vale - 27 Apr 2004 02:08 GMT
to my knowledge, it is impossible. You'll have to create a MainMenu
Component that will have your menuitems as collection

> Hello everyone,
> I've created a custom menuItem. I have also created a custom
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> We didn't inherit this world from our parents, we're borrowing it from our children.

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