Winform property

[Alex Bibiano]

I have a winform with a new property. The property type is UserControl.

This is my code fro the property:

private UserControl userControlDetalle;
public UserControl UserControlDetalle
{
get { return userControlDetalle; }
set {
userControlDetalle = value;
if (userControlDetalle != null)
{
...
}
}
}

I have a chield class from this form, and in the properties window I see the
new property, but I can't set a class derived from the UserControl class.

If I modify the property by code it works well.

¿any idea?

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Saludos,

Alex Bibiano
++++++++++++++++++++++++++
Industrias Laubat, S.A.
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[Atul]

Inherit a new class from ReferenceConvertor and override the IsValueAllowed
method to allow all objects of type UserControl or dereived from
UserControl. Then apply the class derived from ReferenceConvertor to the
property using the TypeConvertor attribute.

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I have a winform with a new property. The property type is UserControl.

This is my code fro the property:

private UserControl userControlDetalle;
public UserControl UserControlDetalle
{
get { return userControlDetalle; }
set {
userControlDetalle = value;
if (userControlDetalle != null)
{
...
}
}
}

I have a chield class from this form, and in the properties window I see
the
new property, but I can't set a class derived from the UserControl class.

If I modify the property by code it works well.

¿any idea?

--
Saludos,

Alex Bibiano
++++++++++++++++++++++++++
Industrias Laubat, S.A.
Dpto. Informática