Hi,
If I add programatically a Panel to a control, and a Label add to that
Panel. Then when I Dispose the Panel do I have to Dispose the Label
also, or does the Panel take care of that ? And if it is do I gain time
doing it myself or not ?
I ask this because if I for example put panels or labels on Mappoint
ActiveX control, and I don't dispose them myself it take a lot of time
to destroy the activeX control. But maybe this is not the truth with
dotNet controls like a panel or label ?
--
rgds, Wilfried [MapPoint MVP] http://www.mestdagh.biz 2  4935 
Hi Wilfried,
Here's a tip. First, create a Panel in your form. Add a label to it. Then
look at the designer-generated code. All you have to do then is write the
code which does this by essentially copying the designer-generated code.
Whatever it does when it adds the panel and the label, you do the same.
Whatever it does when disposing the form, you do the same.
--
HTH,
Kevin Spencer
Microsoft MVP
Software Composer http://unclechutney.blogspot.com
The shortest distance between 2 points is a curve.
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Hi,
If I add programatically a Panel to a control, and a Label add to that
Panel. Then when I Dispose the Panel do I have to Dispose the Label also,
or does the Panel take care of that ? And if it is do I gain time doing it
myself or not ?
I ask this because if I for example put panels or labels on Mappoint
ActiveX control, and I don't dispose them myself it take a lot of time to
destroy the activeX control. But maybe this is not the truth with dotNet
controls like a panel or label ?
--
rgds, Wilfried [MapPoint MVP]
http://www.mestdagh.biz
The simplest rule:
If an object implements IDisposable (has a "Dispose" method), then your code
should call that method. Otherwise, "don't worry, be happy".
Peter
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"Wilfried Mestdagh" wrote:
Hi,
If I add programatically a Panel to a control, and a Label add to that
Panel. Then when I Dispose the Panel do I have to Dispose the Label
also, or does the Panel take care of that ? And if it is do I gain time
doing it myself or not ?
I ask this because if I for example put panels or labels on Mappoint
ActiveX control, and I don't dispose them myself it take a lot of time
to destroy the activeX control. But maybe this is not the truth with
dotNet controls like a panel or label ?
--
rgds, Wilfried [MapPoint MVP]
http://www.mestdagh.biz
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