I am just spitballing, but have you tried setting System.ComponentModel.Bindable and System.ComponentModel.Browsable to false?
On Sat, Dec 27, 2008 at 11:49 AM, nerd_boy <[email protected]> wrote: > > I've got two custom controls, A and B. A is public, B is internal. B > is meant to act as a child to A, and all A acts as is the 'parent' for > one or more Bs. My reasons for keeping B internal is because A > contains the information that all Bs will access, and B is dependant > on the information in an A. > > Anywho, whenever I attempt to add control A to a form in Visual Studio > Express(2008), the Designer crashes. After messing around with things > abit, it would seem that the problem lies with B being internal, since > making it public dosn't cause Designer to crash, but do what it would > normally do. > > Is there anyway to get the Designer to completely ignore B? I've tried > [ToolboxBrowsable(false)], but this didn't work at all. > > Thanks! > -- Kaarthik, http://coding-passion.blogspot.com
