How to prevent UserControl property Auto code generate

[Sharon]

I'm writing my own control that derived from the UserControl.
In my control I have some public properties (with get and set) that I do not
want them to be shown on the designer properties window and I also do not
want the Windows Form Designer to generate code automatically on the user
Form for them.

To block the properties from being shown on the designer properties window I
use:
[System.Componen tModel.Browsabl e(false)]
public int MyProp
{
get { return m_int; }
get { m_int = value; }
}

But I could not find how to prevent the Windows Form Designer from
generating code automatically on the user Form.

Can anybody help me with that?
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Thanks
Sharon

[Marc Gravell]

You could try adding a System.Componen tModel.DefaultV alueAttribute - i.e.
[DefaultValue(0)]; according to
http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/de...lasstopic.asp:

"A visual designer can use the default value to reset the member's value.
Code generators can use the default values also to determine whether code
should be generated for the member."

Marc

"Sharon" <Sh*****@newsgr oups.nospam> wrote in message
news:E9******** *************** ***********@mic rosoft.com...

I'm writing my own control that derived from the UserControl.
In my control I have some public properties (with get and set) that I do
not
want them to be shown on the designer properties window and I also do not
want the Windows Form Designer to generate code automatically on the user
Form for them.

To block the properties from being shown on the designer properties window
I
use:
[System.Componen tModel.Browsabl e(false)]
public int MyProp
{
get { return m_int; }
get { m_int = value; }
}

But I could not find how to prevent the Windows Form Designer from
generating code automatically on the user Form.

Can anybody help me with that?
--------
Thanks
Sharon

[Sharon]

No, it's does not work, at least not for properties that are of class/struct
types.

Any idea?

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Thanks
Sharon

[Marc Gravell]

(throws open the floor to other takers...)

"Sharon" <Sh*****@newsgr oups.nospam> wrote in message
news:30******** *************** ***********@mic rosoft.com...

No, it's does not work, at least not for properties that are of
class/struct
types.

Any idea?

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Thanks
Sharon

[D. Yates]

What information is automatically being generated for the property you
specified?

I ask because Marc's suggestion should have worked.
Dave

[jmcgrew]

Try this:

using System.Componen tModel;

[DesignerSeriali zationVisibilit y(DesignerSeria lizationVisibil ity.Hidden),
Browsable(false )]
public int MyProp
{
get { return m_int; }
get { m_int = value; }
}

Jesse

[Sharon]

Ok, I have a field:
private Point m_imgOrigin = Point.Empty

And a property for it:
[Browsable(false ), DefaultValue(nu ll)]
public Point ImageOrigin
{
get { return m_imgOrigin; }
set { m_imgOrigin = value; }
}

And the Windows Form Designer generates the following code automatically:
this.m_map.Imag eOrigin = new System.Drawing. Point(0, 0);

But I do not want the Form designer to generate any code for it.

But Jesse suggestion is working:
[DesignerSeriali zationVisibilit y(DesignerSeria lizationVisibil ity.Hidden),
Browsable(false )]
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Thanks
Sharon

[Sharon]

Thank Jesse, thais is the one.

It works!

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Thanks
Sharon