That will not work in all situations. For example, if the current values are
MinValue=75, MaxValue=100, Value=80 and the user wants to change them to
MinValue=25, MaxValue=50, Value=40. This will force the user to change them
in a certain order, which could be very annoying. I want the user to be
notified, but still be allowed to change them, and simply not be allowed to
compile it if they are out of range. Also, if I did use your exception idea,
where in my code would I put it? Thanks.
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One way would be to throw an exception if the value is out of range -
Visual Studio will catch this exception and not allow the user to change
to invalid values.
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"Nathan Sokalski" <nj********@hotmail.comwrote in message
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>>I have a custom control with properties named MinValue, MaxValue, and
Value (all of which I have assigned a DefaultValue design-time attribute).
The Value property must be between (or equal to) the MinValue and MaxValue
properties in order to avoid a runtime error. I want to give an error
during the usage of the control stating this, as well as prevent it from
compiling under these conditions. Because this is something I have never
done with custom controls before, I need some help here. Thanks.
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