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.NET Forum / Windows Forms / Design Time / October 2007question about copy/paste/cut in designer
hi: Now I have implemented the copy/paste/cut by calling the StandardCommands in the windows designer, I have some additional problem: when i copy some controls in the designer, then paste them and new Name would be made. ex: I copy "textbox1" and "textbox2",and then paste them as "textbox3" and "textbox4", how can i know which controls i copied or cut from? or "textbox1" becomes "textbox3" or "textbox4"? (because i have some special binding somethings which can be found by original control name) thanks a lot :-) Grace AFAIK, there is no way to determine the original name of the pasted control. --------- - G Himangi, Sky Software http://www.ssware.com Shell MegaPack : GUI Controls For Drop-In Windows Explorer like Shell Browsing Functionality For Your App (.Net & ActiveX Editions). EZNamespaceExtensions.Net : Develop namespace extensions rapidly in .Net EZShellExtensions.Net : Develop all shell extensions,explorer bars and BHOs rapidly in .Net --------- > hi: > Now I have implemented the copy/paste/cut by calling the StandardCommands [quoted text clipped - 9 lines] > > Grace Actually, you can do a property comparison. The copied control will have all the same values as the original except name. ex: create new button (name="Button1", Text="Button1) create new button (name="Button2", Text="Button2) select both, copy, paste pasted button (name="Button3, Text="Button1") pasted button (name="Button4, Text="Button2") In this example you know that Button3 is a copy of Button1 because they both have the same Text property. It is possible, obviously, for multiple controls to have the same Text property values. You can mitigate this risk by looking at more properties.
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