by: Laurence Nuttall |
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What is the modifiers property of a label
mean?
I looked in the help, but couldn't find any
explantion for it.
Thanks in Advance,
Laurence Nuttall
Programmer Analyst III
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by: kchalla |
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Can anybody let me know the difference between public and private class
access modifiers? Thanks in advance
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by: Bob Weiner |
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Is it possible to create a property and specify different access modifiers
for the get and set methods? From the property definition it appears that
you can define attributes but not access...
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by: ORC |
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How do I override the Size property in a user made Control (e.g.: public
void Graph : Control). I'll need to set gridsize etc. that is dependent of
the control size and therefore I thought that I...
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by: Picho |
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Hi all,
Using reflection, I can invoke/call private methods of an object.
is this intended?
if yes, why? in what scenario (example would be good) should I be givven the
option to use...
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by: solex |
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Is it possible to have two different access modifiers on a property? I
used to be able to do this in VB6 but I cannot find the right syntax for
..NET.
Thanks,
Dan
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by: Chris Adams |
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Hello,
I just finished an online tutorial regarding Visual
Inheritance. It was very informative, despite the fact
that I am still unclear on two of the settings for the
Modifiers property.
...
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by: Andrea Moro |
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I'm writing my first windows control library. A simple
textbox with some numeric facilities.
Well, there is a strange thing that happen.
I want to add a locked property. As many other
property,...
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by: Roy |
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If I define a property as
int age
{
get;
set;
}
Is there a way to add different access modifiers to the accessors when
implement?
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by: Tony Johansson |
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Hello!
I just wonder what this mean it is written in a book called "Visual C#
2005"
" The accessibilities that are permitted for accessors depends on the
accessibility of the property,
and it...
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by: ryjfgjl |
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