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Ciaran O''Donnell
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So what's good design, this is the way the designer has put the
controls on the form, the child form contains the tab control and this
contains the richtextbox, should I go and modify the designer file to
have the richtextbox added to the upper level form instead of the tab
control? But it is part of the tab control so is that the right way it
should sit?
What do you mean by real properties, and how would that help, do you
mean that is should be a user control or something like that? But
again the designer will add it to the tab control by default?
Static events for undo - this is like application undo event?
Thanks
EJ
On Jan 31, 1:16 pm, Ciaran O''Donnell
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> I dont know about the richtextbox issue you describe but the way you are
> accessing the richtextbox is bad design. You should at least expose real
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Jenbo - 31 Jan 2007 17:12 GMT
Disregard that message, wasn't thinking, got the modifiers right for
the richtextbox, will try the undo method from the child form.
> So what's good design, this is the way the designer has put the
> controls on the form, the child form contains the tab control and this
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