Can anyone tell me why (not accusing .Net, just wondering) if I make a property
on a form Public, then inherit from that form, then I can see the property in
the form's property window (good), but if I make the property protected, I can't
(bad)?
I'm trying to see the logic in that...and I haven't found it yet.
Matt
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"YYZ" <notapplicabl e> schrieb Can anyone tell me why (not accusing .Net, just wondering) if I make
a property on a form Public, then inherit from that form, then I can
see the property in the form's property window (good), but if I make
the property protected, I can't (bad)?
I'm trying to see the logic in that...and I haven't found it yet.
I think the logic is that protected means that only derived classes can
access it. As the designer is not a derived class, it is not possible for
the designer to set/get it.
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news:40******** *************** @news.freenet.d e... "YYZ" <notapplicabl e> schrieb Can anyone tell me why (not accusing .Net, just wondering) if I make
a property on a form Public, then inherit from that form, then I can
see the property in the form's property window (good), but if I make
the property protected, I can't (bad)?
I'm trying to see the logic in that...and I haven't found it yet.
I think the logic is that protected means that only derived classes can
access it. As the designer is not a derived class, it is not possible for
the designer to set/get it.
Thanks. I can see what you are saying. I don't like it <g>, but I understand
now.
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