Hi,
I created an Inherit UserControl which inherits textbox
with additional property say 'Type'. I used in my forms
and everything works fine. But afterward, I want to
remove (or rename) such property. I find that the auto
inserted code (InitializeComponent) for that UserControl's
property doesn't get update, and I got tons of errors from
wherever I referenced it. Do I need to manually update
InitializeComponent module in every single form that used
UserControl? Or there's other work around?
Please help, Thanks.
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Try deleting the control from the forms and then re-adding it. Hi
I created an Inherit UserControl which inherits textbox
with additional property say 'Type'. I used in my forms
and everything works fine. But afterward, I want to
remove (or rename) such property. I find that the auto
inserted code (InitializeComponent) for that UserControl's
property doesn't get update, and I got tons of errors from
wherever I referenced it. Do I need to manually update
InitializeComponent module in every single form that used
UserControl? Or there's other work around?
Please help, Thanks.
Try deleting the control from the forms and then re-adding it. Hi
I created an Inherit UserControl which inherits textbox
with additional property say 'Type'. I used in my forms
and everything works fine. But afterward, I want to
remove (or rename) such property. I find that the auto
inserted code (InitializeComponent) for that UserControl's
property doesn't get update, and I got tons of errors from
wherever I referenced it. Do I need to manually update
InitializeComponent module in every single form that used
UserControl? Or there's other work around?
Please help, Thanks.
Thanks for reply.
That will work, but the problem is I have 150+ forms and
more than one UserControls on each form. It could be an
overhead if any change need to remove/add/rename all one
by one. -----Original Message-----
Try deleting the control from the forms and then re-
adding it.
Hi
I created an Inherit UserControl which inherits textbox
with additional property say 'Type'. I used in my
forms and everything works fine. But afterward, I want to
remove (or rename) such property. I find that the auto
inserted code (InitializeComponent) for that
UserControl's property doesn't get update, and I got tons of errors
from wherever I referenced it. Do I need to manually update
InitializeComponent module in every single form that
used UserControl? Or there's other work around?
Please help, Thanks.
.
Thanks for reply.
That will work, but the problem is I have 150+ forms and
more than one UserControls on each form. It could be an
overhead if any change need to remove/add/rename all one
by one. -----Original Message-----
Try deleting the control from the forms and then re-
adding it.
Hi
I created an Inherit UserControl which inherits textbox
with additional property say 'Type'. I used in my
forms and everything works fine. But afterward, I want to
remove (or rename) such property. I find that the auto
inserted code (InitializeComponent) for that
UserControl's property doesn't get update, and I got tons of errors
from wherever I referenced it. Do I need to manually update
InitializeComponent module in every single form that
used UserControl? Or there's other work around?
Please help, Thanks.
.
"Issac" <an*******@discussions.microsoft.com> schrieb Hi,
I created an Inherit UserControl which inherits textbox
with additional property say 'Type'. I used in my forms
and everything works fine. But afterward, I want to
remove (or rename) such property. I find that the auto
inserted code (InitializeComponent) for that UserControl's
property doesn't get update, and I got tons of errors from
wherever I referenced it. Do I need to manually update
InitializeComponent module in every single form that used
UserControl? Or there's other work around?
In general, you should never change property names or other public items
after the class has been released, but as you already did, I think
Find&Replace (confirming each item found) is your friend.
--
Armin
How to quote and why: http://www.plig.net/nnq/nquote.html http://www.netmeister.org/news/learn2quote.html
"Issac" <an*******@discussions.microsoft.com> schrieb Hi,
I created an Inherit UserControl which inherits textbox
with additional property say 'Type'. I used in my forms
and everything works fine. But afterward, I want to
remove (or rename) such property. I find that the auto
inserted code (InitializeComponent) for that UserControl's
property doesn't get update, and I got tons of errors from
wherever I referenced it. Do I need to manually update
InitializeComponent module in every single form that used
UserControl? Or there's other work around?
In general, you should never change property names or other public items
after the class has been released, but as you already did, I think
Find&Replace (confirming each item found) is your friend.
--
Armin
How to quote and why: http://www.plig.net/nnq/nquote.html http://www.netmeister.org/news/learn2quote.html
You need to rename/remove manually
Still can use Search and Replace :)
Issac wrote: Hi,
I created an Inherit UserControl which inherits textbox
with additional property say 'Type'. I used in my forms
and everything works fine. But afterward, I want to
remove (or rename) such property. I find that the auto
inserted code (InitializeComponent) for that UserControl's
property doesn't get update, and I got tons of errors from
wherever I referenced it. Do I need to manually update
InitializeComponent module in every single form that used
UserControl? Or there's other work around?
Please help, Thanks.
You need to rename/remove manually
Still can use Search and Replace :)
Issac wrote: Hi,
I created an Inherit UserControl which inherits textbox
with additional property say 'Type'. I used in my forms
and everything works fine. But afterward, I want to
remove (or rename) such property. I find that the auto
inserted code (InitializeComponent) for that UserControl's
property doesn't get update, and I got tons of errors from
wherever I referenced it. Do I need to manually update
InitializeComponent module in every single form that used
UserControl? Or there's other work around?
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