Can someone tell me how to create a form inherit from another form ?
In my project, I have created a form with buttons and groupbox to be used as
ancestor, how to create a form inherit from this form ?
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In my project, I have created a form with buttons and groupbox to be used
as ancestor, how to create a form inherit from this form ?
Change the code in the form class
public class MyForm : MyBaseForm
Alan T wrote:
Can someone tell me how to create a form inherit from another form ?
In my project, I have created a form with buttons and groupbox to be used as
ancestor, how to create a form inherit from this form ?
You can also do it by choosing Inherited Form as the new item type.
For example:
Right click on the project.
Choose Add -Windows Form
Choose Inherited Form
You should then be presented with a list of forms in the project to
choose from.
Hi,
Yes now I can create a inherited form.
However, it seems does not allow me to move the controls in my inherited
form.
I got a groupbox and would like to add another text box inside this groupbox
but it does allow me to.
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Alan T wrote:
>Can someone tell me how to create a form inherit from another form ?
In my project, I have created a form with buttons and groupbox to be used
as
ancestor, how to create a form inherit from this form ?
You can also do it by choosing Inherited Form as the new item type.
For example:
Right click on the project.
Choose Add -Windows Form
Choose Inherited Form
You should then be presented with a list of forms in the project to
choose from.
Alan T wrote:
Hi,
Yes now I can create a inherited form.
However, it seems does not allow me to move the controls in my inherited
form.
I got a groupbox and would like to add another text box inside this groupbox
but it does allow me to.
You need to change the Protection setting of the controls on the base
form from Private (the default) to at least Protected so that they are
changeable by inheriting forms.
Thanks Bruce.
I just what would happen if I have up to hundred controls in my ancestor
form and need to change it to Proteced manually.
Is that any shortcut to change the controls from private to proteced ?
"Bruce Wood" <br*******@cana da.comwrote in message
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>
Alan T wrote:
>Hi,
Yes now I can create a inherited form.
However, it seems does not allow me to move the controls in my inherited
form.
I got a groupbox and would like to add another text box inside this
groupbox
but it does allow me to.
You need to change the Protection setting of the controls on the base
form from Private (the default) to at least Protected so that they are
changeable by inheriting forms.
You can edit the definitions that Visual Studio Designer inserts into
your .cs file. Or, if you're using .NET 2.0, you'll have to find the
other half of your Form's partial class, the half written by Visual
Studio. If you close the Designer, change things from private to
protected in code and then restart the Designer, all should be well.
Within the Designer itself... well, it's select, change, select,
change, ....
Alan T wrote:
Thanks Bruce.
I just what would happen if I have up to hundred controls in my ancestor
form and need to change it to Proteced manually.
Is that any shortcut to change the controls from private to proteced ?
"Bruce Wood" <br*******@cana da.comwrote in message
news:11******** **************@ b28g2000cwb.goo glegroups.com.. .
Alan T wrote:
Hi,
Yes now I can create a inherited form.
However, it seems does not allow me to move the controls in my inherited
form.
I got a groupbox and would like to add another text box inside this
groupbox
but it does allow me to.
You need to change the Protection setting of the controls on the base
form from Private (the default) to at least Protected so that they are
changeable by inheriting forms.
Hi,
Now I have a problem in creating an inherited form.
I created a Class Library and a base form in it, then want to add a new form
inherited from that base form.
VS 2005 ask me about the base form but only limited to a dll. If I choose to
inherit from the base form then it cannot let me thro the process, only
select a dll.
"Bruce Wood" <br*******@cana da.comwrote in message
news:11******** *************@i 42g2000cwa.goog legroups.com...
You can edit the definitions that Visual Studio Designer inserts into
your .cs file. Or, if you're using .NET 2.0, you'll have to find the
other half of your Form's partial class, the half written by Visual
Studio. If you close the Designer, change things from private to
protected in code and then restart the Designer, all should be well.
Within the Designer itself... well, it's select, change, select,
change, ....
Alan T wrote:
>Thanks Bruce.
I just what would happen if I have up to hundred controls in my ancestor
form and need to change it to Proteced manually.
Is that any shortcut to change the controls from private to proteced ?
"Bruce Wood" <br*******@cana da.comwrote in message
news:11******* *************** @b28g2000cwb.go oglegroups.com. ..
>
Alan T wrote:
Hi,
Yes now I can create a inherited form.
However, it seems does not allow me to move the controls in my
inherited
form.
I got a groupbox and would like to add another text box inside this
groupbox
but it does allow me to.
You need to change the Protection setting of the controls on the base
form from Private (the default) to at least Protected so that they are
changeable by inheriting forms.
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