I need to inherit from it so I can remove access to a few properties in the
designer. If I use a designer inherited from ParentControlDesigner I lose
design-time mouse events.
Bob

I am designing a user control that is made up of several constituent
controls (Panels to be precise).  Basically, my user control is made
up of 4 Panels that I am using to define a very specific layout.  The
goal is to add this "Layout Control" onto a form and then to drop

I'm writing a .Net component in C#. Let's name it component A. This
component
represents a collection of other .net components ( component B ) that are
not visible design

Let's say I have a property on a usercontrol that is of type Label.  In the
dropdown I get a list of all labels on the form, and can pick one - this is
great.
However, as soon as I pick one, there is a '+' that shows up, which can be

I have a control designer that is manipulating my control through the use of
a verb on the property window. Everything works fine except for the fact
that the property that I am modifying is not updated to its current value
until the user clicks on the property in the Properties ...

I have a class, let's call it ExtenderComponent, that implements
IExtenderProvider. It Extends a property called ImageIndex via
CanExtend, GetImageIndex, and SetImageIndex.
What I want to do is on the component that it is extended to

I want to get a reference to the parent form in the constructor of a child
form? I.e.  I want to do something like this :
FormX Child = new FormX();   //FormX inherits from the Form class
In Child's constructor I want find the parent form? I've tried .Parent and

I created a new component for my project. One of the properties of this
component is a collection of a class created by me, I called this class
"UmaTabela"
The class (each element in collection) has two properties, one of them is

is it possible to copy assemblies from the original place in the solution to
another place in the file system and then - at Visual Studio designtime, in
order to create an instance descriptor for a property for code serialization
in InitializeComponent - loading them from there (in ...

I implemented a class that inherited the
System.ComponentMode.Design.CollectionEditor.
It's has two buttons - addButton(Insert) and removeButton(Remove).
I want to change their Enable property to false.

I sometimes get the following task show up in the task list:
"You must rebuild your project for the change to MyApplication.MyForm to
show up in any open designers"
It is irritating that the task list shows up with that message.

I have created a custom control and I wish to extend the properties of any
control that is placed within my custom control  I have also created an
IExtenderProvider class that works except that I do not know how to restrict
CanExtend based on extendee.parent since the parent is null ...

Hi, There
I used a few IExtenderProvider objects to provide properties to other
components as extemdee. At the extendee side, I'd like to filter the
properties by their "provider". I checked the PropertyDescriptor