Working with VS2005, c#. I'm trying to create a custom control. I'm using the built-in collection editor to edit a collection of objects. I can prevent the collection editor from seeing private or public member variables using the [NonSerialized] attribute, but for properties with get/set methods, this attribute generates a compiler error. Is there another attribute for properties, or some other way to tell the collection editor to back off?
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