-------------- Original message -------------- From: Jonathan Johnson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > > i want to modify/specify the > > interactions between the component controls by implementing events > > and creating new events, overriding methods I created on the parent > > ContainerControl ... > > It's definitely not "next to useless" -- we're using it ourselves > with very good results and code reusability. However, I can see the > utility in what you're attempting to do Yes, I want to have container control I write behave like an intrinsic control with respect to subclassing... In other words to be clear to everbody let's say under the hood a listbox was a ContainerControl composed of a number of individual controls (a cavas, scrollbars, placards etc) ... With the existing Listbox I can subclass it and modify /add to /subtract from it's default behavior in a reusable fashion in subclasses. I want to do the same type of things for ContainerControls I create out of combinations of built-in controls. > Please file a feature request/bug report. > I will when i have the time (This one will be a aliitle tricky to write up I think and I want to include examples) But as I said a curory test makes it look like this is already supported by the complier (I'll check that more carefully before filing the report) and it's only the IDE/Layout editor that is the issue if you: 1) Create the parent container control. add componet controls and some glue code, ecets stc 2) Create a new generic new Class and set it's super to the above container control Thanks, - karen _______________________________________________ Unsubscribe or switch delivery mode: <http://www.realsoftware.com/support/listmanager/>
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