Set the toolbox icon and default text for a control

[cashdeskmac]

Hi,

I have create an inherited control (a TextBox which doesn't accept numbers)
and have added it to my toolbox.

Can anyone give pointers on how to set the Text to "" when an instance of
this control is dropped onto a Windows form? I have set the Text to "" in
the constructor for the control but it still shows NoNumbers1, NoNumbers2,
etc.

Also, a quick reminder on how to set the toolbox icon would be appreciated.

[Ciaran O''Donnell]

You set the toolbox bitmap icon with teh System.Drawing.ToolboxBitmapAttribute
and I think you need to set the System.ComponentModel.DefaultValueAttibute
for the text property to specify what to make it when a new one is made in
the designer.

HTH

Ciaran O'Donnell

"cashdeskmac" wrote:

Hi,

I have create an inherited control (a TextBox which doesn't accept numbers)
and have added it to my toolbox.

Can anyone give pointers on how to set the Text to "" when an instance of
this control is dropped onto a Windows form? I have set the Text to "" in
the constructor for the control but it still shows NoNumbers1, NoNumbers2,
etc.

Also, a quick reminder on how to set the toolbox icon would be appreciated.

[Claes Bergefall]

Can anyone give pointers on how to set the Text to "" when an instance of

this control is dropped onto a Windows form? I have set the Text to "" in
the constructor for the control but it still shows NoNumbers1, NoNumbers2,
etc.

Provide a custom designer inherited from ControlDesigner. Specify the
initial values by overriding InitializeNewComponent method

Also, a quick reminder on how to set the toolbox icon would be
appreciated.

See Ciaran's post
/claes