Although this post is ranty and really has no point, I'll address it anyway.
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This is gona be fun with code generators, constructors all over the show.
I remove my constructor from the wizard code (winform generator) and dispose
method and put it into my own partial cuz im maintaining it now. So what
does the winform designer do? Readd it? Sory but I just had nothing but
bad
The winform designer has no reason to read your constructor or disposable
implementation. All it is concerned with is the InitalizeComponent method.
As for how does it display a design surface, it would compile the class. So
I'm not sure what your concerned with here.
experiences from lazy developers who coded the wizards. We all know that
AutoScaleBaseSize is nothing but a pain in the gonads for developing and
running on diff windows rigs for winforms of a FIXED size.
They say its going to make seperation better for wizard generated code, oh
yeah, we all know how good code wizards are.
In this instance I think they are refering to things like data tier
generators, form designers, and WSDL generated classes. All three are likely
to change as well as require manual modification. Wizards aren't the end
all, but they do alot of work faster(and less errorprone) than a human can
in a good number of situations.
Anonymous methods are going to make lazy programmers come out of the
woodwork.
Tell me, was there actually a point to this?
