Hi,
I'm getting a really terrible and anoying bug/problem in VS.NET 2005:
1. Create a new Windows Application.
2. Add a new class Class1.
3. Add a usercontrol UserControl1.
4. Add a public instance of Class1 to UserControl1 (with WithEvents):
"Public WithEvents ThisClass As New Class1".
5. Build the Solution, and put an instance of UserControl1 on Form1.
6. Rebuild the Solution, and open the Form1 in the Designer (View Designer)
-> Everything works fine, you can close it and open it again in the designer
as much as you want...
7. Change anything to Form1 in the Designer: for instance make it just a
tiny bit larger. Save the changes, and close the Form1.
-> When you nowwant to open Form1 in the Designer, you get some nasty
exception:
*************** **
One or more errors encountered while loading the designer. The errors are
listed below. Some errors can be fixed by rebuilding your project, while
others may require code changes.
The type 'WindowsApplica tion1.UserContr ol1' has no field named 'ThisClass'.
Hide Edit
at
System.Componen tModel.Design.S erialization.Co deDomSerializer Base.Error(IDes ignerSerializat ionManager
manager, String exceptionText, String helpLink)
at
System.Componen tModel.Design.S erialization.Co deDomSerializer Base.Deserializ eAssignStatemen t(IDesignerSeri alizationManage r
manager, CodeAssignState ment statement)
at
System.Componen tModel.Design.S erialization.Co deDomSerializer Base.Deserializ eStatement(IDes ignerSerializat ionManager
manager, CodeStatement statement)
*************** *
I noticed it added in the Form1.Designer. vb some lines in the
InitializeCompo nent():
"Dim Class11 As WindowsApplicat ion1.Class1 = New WindowsApplicat ion1.Class1"
and a little bit further "Me.UserControl 11.ThisClass = Class11".
You can't open Form1 in the Designer if you don't remove the second line...
This behaviour doesn't happen if you declare the instance ThisClass as
Private, or without the WithEvents...
But I really would like to have it Public WithEvents. And I can't stand it
that I can't, hehe. Does anybody knows a solution for this? Is this a Bug?
Or is there a rule that a UserControl can't containt Public WithEvents
classes??
Any help, hints, or whatever would be really appreciated!
Thanks a lot in advance,
Pieter 5 1517
Hey Pieter,
you can best report this bug on the following link: http://lab.msdn.microsoft.com/produc...k/default.aspx
you can also look if the same bug has already been reported and see if there
is a work around.
if this post is helpfull click on yes on the bottom of the post :-p
"Pieter" wrote: Hi,
I'm getting a really terrible and anoying bug/problem in VS.NET 2005:
1. Create a new Windows Application. 2. Add a new class Class1. 3. Add a usercontrol UserControl1. 4. Add a public instance of Class1 to UserControl1 (with WithEvents): "Public WithEvents ThisClass As New Class1". 5. Build the Solution, and put an instance of UserControl1 on Form1. 6. Rebuild the Solution, and open the Form1 in the Designer (View Designer) -> Everything works fine, you can close it and open it again in the designer as much as you want...
7. Change anything to Form1 in the Designer: for instance make it just a tiny bit larger. Save the changes, and close the Form1. -> When you nowwant to open Form1 in the Designer, you get some nasty exception: *************** ** One or more errors encountered while loading the designer. The errors are listed below. Some errors can be fixed by rebuilding your project, while others may require code changes.
The type 'WindowsApplica tion1.UserContr ol1' has no field named 'ThisClass'. Hide Edit
at System.Componen tModel.Design.S erialization.Co deDomSerializer Base.Error(IDes ignerSerializat ionManager manager, String exceptionText, String helpLink) at System.Componen tModel.Design.S erialization.Co deDomSerializer Base.Deserializ eAssignStatemen t(IDesignerSeri alizationManage r manager, CodeAssignState ment statement) at System.Componen tModel.Design.S erialization.Co deDomSerializer Base.Deserializ eStatement(IDes ignerSerializat ionManager manager, CodeStatement statement)
*************** *
I noticed it added in the Form1.Designer. vb some lines in the InitializeCompo nent(): "Dim Class11 As WindowsApplicat ion1.Class1 = New WindowsApplicat ion1.Class1" and a little bit further "Me.UserControl 11.ThisClass = Class11". You can't open Form1 in the Designer if you don't remove the second line...
This behaviour doesn't happen if you declare the instance ThisClass as Private, or without the WithEvents...
But I really would like to have it Public WithEvents. And I can't stand it that I can't, hehe. Does anybody knows a solution for this? Is this a Bug? Or is there a rule that a UserControl can't containt Public WithEvents classes??
Any help, hints, or whatever would be really appreciated!
Thanks a lot in advance,
Pieter
Didn't find a similar bug, and posted it :-)
"interwande rer" <in***********@ discussions.mic rosoft.com> wrote in message
news:4D******** *************** ***********@mic rosoft.com... Hey Pieter,
you can best report this bug on the following link:
http://lab.msdn.microsoft.com/produc...k/default.aspx
you can also look if the same bug has already been reported and see if there is a work around.
if this post is helpfull click on yes on the bottom of the post :-p
On Fri, 25 Nov 2005 09:23:08 +0100, Pieter wrote: Hi,
I'm getting a really terrible and anoying bug/problem in VS.NET 2005:
1. Create a new Windows Application. 2. Add a new class Class1. 3. Add a usercontrol UserControl1. 4. Add a public instance of Class1 to UserControl1 (with WithEvents): "Public WithEvents ThisClass As New Class1". 5. Build the Solution, and put an instance of UserControl1 on Form1. 6. Rebuild the Solution, and open the Form1 in the Designer (View Designer) -> Everything works fine, you can close it and open it again in the designer as much as you want...
7. Change anything to Form1 in the Designer: for instance make it just a tiny bit larger. Save the changes, and close the Form1. -> When you nowwant to open Form1 in the Designer, you get some nasty exception: *************** ** One or more errors encountered while loading the designer. The errors are listed below. Some errors can be fixed by rebuilding your project, while others may require code changes.
The type 'WindowsApplica tion1.UserContr ol1' has no field named 'ThisClass'. Hide Edit
at System.Componen tModel.Design.S erialization.Co deDomSerializer Base.Error(IDes ignerSerializat ionManager manager, String exceptionText, String helpLink) at System.Componen tModel.Design.S erialization.Co deDomSerializer Base.Deserializ eAssignStatemen t(IDesignerSeri alizationManage r manager, CodeAssignState ment statement) at System.Componen tModel.Design.S erialization.Co deDomSerializer Base.Deserializ eStatement(IDes ignerSerializat ionManager manager, CodeStatement statement)
*************** *
I noticed it added in the Form1.Designer. vb some lines in the InitializeCompo nent(): "Dim Class11 As WindowsApplicat ion1.Class1 = New WindowsApplicat ion1.Class1" and a little bit further "Me.UserControl 11.ThisClass = Class11". You can't open Form1 in the Designer if you don't remove the second line...
This behaviour doesn't happen if you declare the instance ThisClass as Private, or without the WithEvents...
But I really would like to have it Public WithEvents. And I can't stand it that I can't, hehe. Does anybody knows a solution for this? Is this a Bug? Or is there a rule that a UserControl can't containt Public WithEvents classes??
Any help, hints, or whatever would be really appreciated!
Thanks a lot in advance,
Pieter
Well, it does appear to be a bug or confusion by the designer for VB.Net,
but it's also a rather messy way of doing things.
A more correct way to implement this type of feature is to use something
like:
Public Class UserControl1
Private _ThisClass As New Class1()
Public ReadOnly Property ThisClass() As Class1
Get
Return _ThisClass
End Get
End Property
End Class
There is no point in having WithEvents on the declaration unless you plan
to handle the events in the usercontrol itself. If so, just add WithEvents
to the definition of _ThisClass and add 'Handles _ThisClass.xxx' in your
UserControl.
If you want to intercept Class1's events from outside of the UserControl
then you have to use something like:
Private Sub Form1_Load(...) Handles MyBase.Load
AddHandler (Me.UserControl 11.ThisClass).T estClick, AddressOf doit
:
:
Private Sub doit()
MessageBox.Show ("Hi!")
End Sub
but it's better to add your own events to the UserControl and ripple them
down from the embedded object.
The reason you have to wrap the Class1 object in a ReadOnly property is to
prevent it being serialized and initialised in the Form1.Designer. vb class.
Cheers,
Jason
On Fri, 25 Nov 2005 09:23:08 +0100, Pieter wrote: Hi,
I'm getting a really terrible and anoying bug/problem in VS.NET 2005:
1. Create a new Windows Application. 2. Add a new class Class1. 3. Add a usercontrol UserControl1. 4. Add a public instance of Class1 to UserControl1 (with WithEvents): "Public WithEvents ThisClass As New Class1". 5. Build the Solution, and put an instance of UserControl1 on Form1. 6. Rebuild the Solution, and open the Form1 in the Designer (View Designer) -> Everything works fine, you can close it and open it again in the designer as much as you want...
7. Change anything to Form1 in the Designer: for instance make it just a tiny bit larger. Save the changes, and close the Form1. -> When you nowwant to open Form1 in the Designer, you get some nasty exception: *************** ** One or more errors encountered while loading the designer. The errors are listed below. Some errors can be fixed by rebuilding your project, while others may require code changes.
The type 'WindowsApplica tion1.UserContr ol1' has no field named 'ThisClass'. Hide Edit
at System.Componen tModel.Design.S erialization.Co deDomSerializer Base.Error(IDes ignerSerializat ionManager manager, String exceptionText, String helpLink) at System.Componen tModel.Design.S erialization.Co deDomSerializer Base.Deserializ eAssignStatemen t(IDesignerSeri alizationManage r manager, CodeAssignState ment statement) at System.Componen tModel.Design.S erialization.Co deDomSerializer Base.Deserializ eStatement(IDes ignerSerializat ionManager manager, CodeStatement statement)
*************** *
I noticed it added in the Form1.Designer. vb some lines in the InitializeCompo nent(): "Dim Class11 As WindowsApplicat ion1.Class1 = New WindowsApplicat ion1.Class1" and a little bit further "Me.UserControl 11.ThisClass = Class11". You can't open Form1 in the Designer if you don't remove the second line...
This behaviour doesn't happen if you declare the instance ThisClass as Private, or without the WithEvents...
But I really would like to have it Public WithEvents. And I can't stand it that I can't, hehe. Does anybody knows a solution for this? Is this a Bug? Or is there a rule that a UserControl can't containt Public WithEvents classes??
Any help, hints, or whatever would be really appreciated!
Thanks a lot in advance,
Pieter
Well, it does appear to be a bug or confusion by the designer for VB.Net,
but it's also a rather messy way of doing things.
A more correct way to implement this type of feature is to use something
like:
Public Class UserControl1
Private _ThisClass As New Class1()
Public ReadOnly Property ThisClass() As Class1
Get
Return _ThisClass
End Get
End Property
End Class
There is no point in having WithEvents on the declaration unless you plan
to handle the events in the usercontrol itself. If so, just add WithEvents
to the definition of _ThisClass and add 'Handles _ThisClass.xxx' in your
UserControl.
If you want to intercept Class1's events from outside of the UserControl
then you have to use something like:
Private Sub Form1_Load(...) Handles MyBase.Load
AddHandler (Me.UserControl 11.ThisClass).T estClick, AddressOf doit
:
:
Private Sub doit()
MessageBox.Show ("Hi!")
End Sub
but it's better to add your own events to the UserControl and ripple them
down from the embedded object.
The reason you have to wrap the Class1 object in a ReadOnly property is to
prevent it being serialized and initialised in the Form1.Designer. vb class.
Cheers,
Jason
On Fri, 25 Nov 2005 09:23:08 +0100, Pieter wrote: Hi,
I'm getting a really terrible and anoying bug/problem in VS.NET 2005:
1. Create a new Windows Application. 2. Add a new class Class1. 3. Add a usercontrol UserControl1. 4. Add a public instance of Class1 to UserControl1 (with WithEvents): "Public WithEvents ThisClass As New Class1". 5. Build the Solution, and put an instance of UserControl1 on Form1. 6. Rebuild the Solution, and open the Form1 in the Designer (View Designer) -> Everything works fine, you can close it and open it again in the designer as much as you want...
7. Change anything to Form1 in the Designer: for instance make it just a tiny bit larger. Save the changes, and close the Form1. -> When you nowwant to open Form1 in the Designer, you get some nasty exception: *************** ** One or more errors encountered while loading the designer. The errors are listed below. Some errors can be fixed by rebuilding your project, while others may require code changes.
The type 'WindowsApplica tion1.UserContr ol1' has no field named 'ThisClass'. Hide Edit
at System.Componen tModel.Design.S erialization.Co deDomSerializer Base.Error(IDes ignerSerializat ionManager manager, String exceptionText, String helpLink) at System.Componen tModel.Design.S erialization.Co deDomSerializer Base.Deserializ eAssignStatemen t(IDesignerSeri alizationManage r manager, CodeAssignState ment statement) at System.Componen tModel.Design.S erialization.Co deDomSerializer Base.Deserializ eStatement(IDes ignerSerializat ionManager manager, CodeStatement statement)
*************** *
I noticed it added in the Form1.Designer. vb some lines in the InitializeCompo nent(): "Dim Class11 As WindowsApplicat ion1.Class1 = New WindowsApplicat ion1.Class1" and a little bit further "Me.UserControl 11.ThisClass = Class11". You can't open Form1 in the Designer if you don't remove the second line...
This behaviour doesn't happen if you declare the instance ThisClass as Private, or without the WithEvents...
But I really would like to have it Public WithEvents. And I can't stand it that I can't, hehe. Does anybody knows a solution for this? Is this a Bug? Or is there a rule that a UserControl can't containt Public WithEvents classes??
Any help, hints, or whatever would be really appreciated!
Thanks a lot in advance,
Pieter
Well, it does appear to be a bug or confusion by the designer for VB.Net,
but it's also a rather messy way of doing things.
A more correct way to implement this type of feature is to use something
like:
Public Class UserControl1
Private _ThisClass As New Class1()
Public ReadOnly Property ThisClass() As Class1
Get
Return _ThisClass
End Get
End Property
End Class
There is no point in having WithEvents on the declaration unless you plan
to handle the events in the usercontrol itself. If so, just add WithEvents
to the definition of _ThisClass and add 'Handles _ThisClass.xxx' in your
UserControl.
If you want to intercept Class1's events from outside of the UserControl
then you have to use something like:
Private Sub Form1_Load(...) Handles MyBase.Load
AddHandler (Me.UserControl 11.ThisClass).T estClick, AddressOf doit
:
:
Private Sub doit()
MessageBox.Show ("Hi!")
End Sub
but it's better to add your own events to the UserControl and ripple them
down from the embedded object.
The reason you have to wrap the Class1 object in a ReadOnly property is to
prevent it being serialized and initialised in the Form1.Designer. vb class.
Cheers,
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Hi,
I'm getting a really terrible and anoying bug/problem in VS.NET 2005:
1. Create a new Windows Application.
2. Add a new class Class1.
3. Add a usercontrol UserControl1.
4. Add a public instance of Class1 to UserControl1 (with WithEvents):
"Public WithEvents ThisClass As New Class1".
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