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unexplainable interaction between user controls

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Corey Wirun - 23 Mar 2007 14:42 GMT
Hi All,

I've got a C# forms project under VS2005.  My project references two DLL's -
each with a user control in them (one with a custom radio button, one with a
custom grid control).

Wierd stuff started happening when i would set the 'Checked' property of
one of the radio control objects, and I would see one of the grid control
properties get set as well (another bool property).  I can't step-into the
Checked = statement of the radio button - i.e. it doesn't step, so I can't
see if anything is happening under the covers.

This is driving my batty since I shouldn't think one control should affect
the other.

My next step is to get the source projects for the user controls, add them
to my solution, and try and breakpoint the grid control to find out who and
why is changing the grid control property.

In the meantime, does anyone have an idea/notion why this is happening?  The
problem appears to happen both with VS2005 and VS2005 SP1.

Thanks in advance!
Corey Wirun
VJ - 24 Mar 2007 18:18 GMT
I think debugging is the best option.
VJ
> Hi All,
>
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> Thanks in advance!
> Corey Wirun
Ciaran O''Donnell - 28 Mar 2007 00:16 GMT
Just make sure neither of the properties have DataBindings in the property
grid that would cause this interference

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> I think debugging is the best option.
> VJ
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> > Thanks in advance!
> > Corey Wirun

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