I am creating my own UITypeEditor for a class EAFDataBindingsCollection.
The type editor returns UITypeEditorEditStyle.Modal for GetEditStyle()
When I invoke the type editor at design time by clicking on the ... button
for a property of type EAFDataBindingsCollection, then the ...

I have the following problem. When I'm designing controls and use them, Visual Studio tends to delete controls randomly
I think this is because my user control uses data-adapters, etc. which will result in an error during design time. The result is that Visual Studio deletes this ...

I have a WebControlLib project that defines a custom property editor which
works well for a property of a custom control in the WebControlLib assembly
but when I move the custom property editor class to different assembly the
IDE won't run the editor for the property.

Is it possible to add an extended property to components like I can with controls via
IExtenderProvider?
JackRazz

I'm developing a windows forms component deriving from
System.Windows.Forms.Control.
I've 4 complex properties which actually are classes and each also does a
part of drawing the control and each of them have also their custom

I want my application to support external skins like media player.
I write in C#, how can I do it?
Is there any web site that describe how to support this option in winform
using c sharp?

I have a problem which I don't fully understand yet. I'll try to describe a
simplified model:
I have a Windows form "Form1". It contains some data-source-type object like
"DataSet1".

So here's the issue.  I have a user control.  Let's say it has a text box in
it.  Now on a Form, I have a Panel (docked top) and a TabControl with a Tab
on it (docked bottom).  My usercontrol is on one of the containers (panel or
a tabpage).  Now in design-time, like using VS.NET, ...

Hi,
in our group two developers are working on the same component in
design view. They regularly check in their files to source control
(Clear Case), but the merge of the .resx files is always very hard

Does anyone on the group know how to generate Windows Code for User
Control. What I am suppose to do is to generate VB.NET Code for custom
user control. Does anyone know how does the VB.NET is generated when a
Controls are placed on the Form? Awaiting replies

I have a problem I don't fully understand yet. I'll try to describe a
simplified model:
I have a Windows form "Form1". It contains some data-source-type objects
like "DataSource1" and "DataSource2".

Hello, I'm trying to add a control to the toolbox using a windows forms
application.
All goes well, and no error found, but it does not appear after the
application finishes (even after i restart Visual Studio.NET).

I have a class Processor that contains a collection (derived from
CollectionBase) of Processor objects.
In design-time if I try to open 4 or more nested collection editors and then
close them, I get "Object reference not set to an instance of an object"