Is it allowed to edit InitializeComponent()

[tony]

Hello!

I use VS 2003.
I have a control for example System.Windows.Forms.TextBox();
I drag this System.Windows.Forms.TextBox() control into a form.

Now assume I want to add more functionality to this
System.Windows.Forms.TextBox() which mean
I want to create a subclass to this System.Windows.Forms.TextBox() called
ExtTextBox.

How do I do that?

I assume it's not allowed to edit InitializeComponent()
In some way I must say that the control I drag into the form is an instance
of class ExtTextBox.
Where do I do that.

//Tony

[vj]

Tony

You need to write a class of your own, that derives from Textbox class,
compile that as DLL.. This Dll if you reference (add reference), will be
available to add as control any project..

// Compile the below class a Class Library
public class ExtTextBox : System.Windows.Forms.TextBox
{

public ExtTextBox()
{

}

// Methods.. and other properties..

}

"tony" <jo*****************@telia.com> wrote in message
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Hello!

I use VS 2003.
I have a control for example System.Windows.Forms.TextBox();
I drag this System.Windows.Forms.TextBox() control into a form.

Now assume I want to add more functionality to this
System.Windows.Forms.TextBox() which mean
I want to create a subclass to this System.Windows.Forms.TextBox() called
ExtTextBox.

How do I do that?

I assume it's not allowed to edit InitializeComponent()
In some way I must say that the control I drag into the form is an
instance
of class ExtTextBox.
Where do I do that.

//Tony