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Visual studio .net c#, cut and paste controls

Is there any hack /way of moving a large number of controls at design time
without losing all their assigned delegates/events?
If not, is this problem likely to be fixed in a later version of visual
studio .net?
thanks
Nov 16 '05 #1
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Just copy the code generated by the Windows Forms Designer (In the
InitializeComponent method) and the private fields representing the
different controls....

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Is there any hack /way of moving a large number of controls at design time
without losing all their assigned delegates/events?
If not, is this problem likely to be fixed in a later version of visual
studio .net?
thanks

Nov 16 '05 #2
Thanks Eran but it didn't seem to work

The controls are sitting on a panel.
I copied the InitializeComponent method to notepad, cut/pasted the panel
onto my tab control, refilled initializecomponent with contents of notepad
and the controls leapt back to their original position.
Nov 16 '05 #3
I worked out how to make the panel a child of the tab sheet manually
eventually, but I hope that microsoft work out how to allow a cut/paste to
be done without losing the events automatically.

thanks
Nov 16 '05 #4

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