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.NET Forum / Windows Forms / Design Time / December 2007

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Deriving from ParentControlDesigner in .NET 2.018 Dec 2007 06:54 GMT5
I am trying to write a class that derives from ParentControlDesigner so that
I can pre and post filter properties.  But I am unable to figure out what
DesignerAttribute I need to put on my control in order for it to work
properly.  Here is a summary example:
InheritedPropertyDescriptor vs. ReflectedPropertyDescriptor10 Dec 2007 18:52 GMT25
I wonder if anyone can explain the difference between
InheritedPropertyDescriptor vs. ReflectedPropertyDescriptor classes?  I'm
writing my own designer based on the .NET design time framework.  I've got a
custom design surface and am performing custom serialization with my own
ReadOnly mode for Forms Designer10 Dec 2007 10:47 GMT5
I've embedded the .NET forms designer in my application and need it to
operate in ReadOnly mode in certain circumstances.  I want the user to be
able to select different controls on the form and view their properties but
not make any changes.  How can this be accomplished?
 
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