User Control Doesn't Inherits the Property Added after using it...

[Prabhudhas Peter]

Hai,

I've Created a User control for example a Button and i've given the font
of the text as Bold and compiled it. Now i've used this Usercontrol
everywhere in my project. Now i changed the font from Bold Italic to Regular,
and also changed the color. now in my project the changes are not inhertied
in already placed user control Buttons. but if i place a new button then i
can see the latest changes...

what can i do to inherit the latest property into my user control buttons
already exist in my project...
--
Peter...

[£ukasz]

Prabhudhas Peter wrote:

Hai,

I've Created a User control for example a Button and i've given the font
of the text as Bold and compiled it. Now i've used this Usercontrol
everywhere in my project. Now i changed the font from Bold Italic to Regular,
and also changed the color. now in my project the changes are not inhertied
in already placed user control Buttons. but if i place a new button then i
can see the latest changes...

what can i do to inherit the latest property into my user control buttons
already exist in my project...

Are you using [DefaultValue(...)] attribute?

[Prabhudhas Peter]

No I am not using [DefaultValue(...)] attribute... what is that...plz let
know about that also....
--
Peter...
"�ukasz" wrote:

Prabhudhas Peter wrote:

Hai,

I've Created a User control for example a Button and i've given the font
of the text as Bold and compiled it. Now i've used this Usercontrol
everywhere in my project. Now i changed the font from Bold Italic to Regular,
and also changed the color. now in my project the changes are not inhertied
in already placed user control Buttons. but if i place a new button then i
can see the latest changes...

what can i do to inherit the latest property into my user control buttons
already exist in my project...

Are you using [DefaultValue(...)] attribute?

[Prabhudhas Peter]

No I am not using [DefaultValue(...)] attribute... what is that...plz let
know about that also....
--
Peter...
"�ukasz" wrote:

Prabhudhas Peter wrote:

Hai,

I've Created a User control for example a Button and i've given the font
of the text as Bold and compiled it. Now i've used this Usercontrol
everywhere in my project. Now i changed the font from Bold Italic to Regular,
and also changed the color. now in my project the changes are not inhertied
in already placed user control Buttons. but if i place a new button then i
can see the latest changes...

what can i do to inherit the latest property into my user control buttons
already exist in my project...

Are you using [DefaultValue(...)] attribute?

[£ukasz]

Prabhudhas Peter wrote:

No I am not using [DefaultValue(...)] attribute... what is that...plz let
know about that also....

DefaultValue attribute specifies the default value for a property.
Example: (you have int ABC property and dafault value for this is 7)

[Browsable(true),DefaultValue(7)]
int ABC
{
get { return _abc; }
set { _abc = value; }
}

£ukasz

[Prabhudhas Peter]

OK thank u...

but i need more info on my prevous psot...please help me..
--
Peter...
"�ukasz" wrote:

Prabhudhas Peter wrote:

No I am not using [DefaultValue(...)] attribute... what is that...plz let
know about that also....

DefaultValue attribute specifies the default value for a property.
Example: (you have int ABC property and dafault value for this is 7)

[Browsable(true),DefaultValue(7)]
int ABC
{
get { return _abc; }
set { _abc = value; }
}

�ukasz

[Prabhudhas Peter]

Mr. �ukasz

Please give me the solution for my question...if you did not understand my
Question please let me know i'll explain u more
--
Peter...
"Prabhudhas Peter" wrote:

OK thank u...

but i need more info on my prevous psot...please help me..
--
Peter...
"�ukasz" wrote:

Prabhudhas Peter wrote:

No I am not using [DefaultValue(...)] attribute... what is that...plz let
know about that also....

DefaultValue attribute specifies the default value for a property.
Example: (you have int ABC property and dafault value for this is 7)

[Browsable(true),DefaultValue(7)]
int ABC
{
get { return _abc; }
set { _abc = value; }
}

�ukasz

[Cor Ligthert [MVP]]

Peter,

Assuming that it is in your project, did you already rebuild your complete
project?

Cor

[Chris]

you need to post more information
usercontrol does not inherit propertys
are you trying to inherit the usercontrol?
are you trying to inherit to the user control?

if your trying to inherit the user control you must have
public mustinherit property
bla bla bla

if you are trying to inherit to the user control::
need more infomration on what your trying to do here

are you making a web control library?
are you making a windows control library?

all this information makes a difference.. Please post more info
"Prabhudhas Peter" <Pr*************@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in
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Mr. Lukasz

Please give me the solution for my question...if you did not understand my
Question please let me know i'll explain u more
--
Peter...
"Prabhudhas Peter" wrote:

OK thank u...

but i need more info on my prevous psot...please help me..
--
Peter...
"Lukasz" wrote:

> Prabhudhas Peter wrote:
> > No I am not using [DefaultValue(...)] attribute... what is that...plz
> > let
> > know about that also....
>
> DefaultValue attribute specifies the default value for a property.
> Example: (you have int ABC property and dafault value for this is 7)
>
> [Browsable(true),DefaultValue(7)]
> int ABC
> {
> get { return _abc; }
> set { _abc = value; }
> }
>
> Lukasz
>

[Prabhudhas Peter]

OK...All Let me expalin the scenario More clearly:

Consider I've created a User Control for Button.
And I've set the font property in the Code Editer as follows:
(i've written the code in the InitializeComponent() subprogramm itself)

#################################################
<System.Diagnostics.DebuggerStepThrough()> Private Sub
InitializeComponent()
'
'usrButton
'
Me.BackColor = System.Drawing.Color.AliceBlue
Me.Font = New System.Drawing.Font("Arial", 8.0!, _

System.Drawing.FontStyle.Regular, _

System.Drawing.GraphicsUnit.Point, CType(0, Byte))
Me.Name = "usrButton"

End Sub
##############################################

I've used this function everywhere in my project...
Now i want to change the font Property to "Book Antiqua" & size to 10....

If i change the code here...and i've rebulit the project... now i cant see
tha latest change in the existing Buttons in my project...but if I place a
new control in my project i can see tha latest changes...

So please let me know :
* what should i do to reflect my changes in the existing controls
* whether my approch was correct or not...Is tis the proper way of creating
a
user control.
* If I've done the wrong approach the what is the correct way
* Where can i get the useful information regarding creating the Usercontrols

eagerly awaiting ur reply

--
Peter...
"Cor Ligthert [MVP]" wrote:

Peter,

Assuming that it is in your project, did you already rebuild your complete
project?

Cor

[Cor Ligthert [MVP]]

Peter,

What I cannot see in your sample is what is "me".

I thought I had this problem once. To simulate your program, I made this
just in a form. To do it as most people, have I opened my toolbox, browsed
at the exe and selected the control mycontrol (I do never do this kind this
kind of things however to simulate it). Than I have dragged the control on
my form.

If I change in this control the color and run it, than nicely I have a new
color for the button.

\\\
Public Class mycontrol
Inherits Button
Public Sub New()
MyBase.New()
InitializeComponent()
Me.BackColor = System.Drawing.Color.Red
End Sub
Protected Overloads Overrides Sub Dispose(ByVal disposing As Boolean)
If disposing Then
If Not (components Is Nothing) Then
components.Dispose()
End If
End If
MyBase.Dispose(disposing)
End Sub
Private components As System.ComponentModel.IContainer
Private Sub InitializeComponent()
components = New System.ComponentModel.Container
End Sub
End Class
///

I hope this helps,

Cor

[Prabhudhas Peter]

Hai �ukasz...

Please let me have an idea of "DefaultValue attribute" in VB.Net syntax...

ThnX in advance
--
Peter...
"�ukasz" wrote:

Prabhudhas Peter wrote:

No I am not using [DefaultValue(...)] attribute... what is that...plz let
know about that also....

DefaultValue attribute specifies the default value for a property.
Example: (you have int ABC property and dafault value for this is 7)

[Browsable(true),DefaultValue(7)]
int ABC
{
get { return _abc; }
set { _abc = value; }
}

�ukasz

[Prabhudhas Peter]

Hai �ukasz...

Please let me have an idea of "DefaultValue attribute" in VB.Net syntax...

ThnX in advance
--
Peter...
"�ukasz" wrote:

Prabhudhas Peter wrote:

No I am not using [DefaultValue(...)] attribute... what is that...plz let
know about that also....

DefaultValue attribute specifies the default value for a property.
Example: (you have int ABC property and dafault value for this is 7)

[Browsable(true),DefaultValue(7)]
int ABC
{
get { return _abc; }
set { _abc = value; }
}

�ukasz

[£ukasz]

Prabhudhas Peter wrote:

Hai £ukasz...

Please let me have an idea of "DefaultValue attribute" in VB.Net syntax...

ThnX in advance

Oops.. I'm sorry I forgot it's VB group (not C#) ;-)

So, this is that former example (in VB):

Private _abc As Integer = 7

<Browsable(True), DefaultValue(7)> _
Public Property ABC() As Integer

Get
Return _abc
End Get

Set
_abc = Value
End Set

End Property
£ukasz

[£ukasz]

Prabhudhas Peter wrote:

Hai £ukasz...

Please let me have an idea of "DefaultValue attribute" in VB.Net syntax...

ThnX in advance

Oops.. I'm sorry I forgot it's VB group (not C#) ;-)

So, this is that former example (in VB):

Private _abc As Integer = 7

<Browsable(True), DefaultValue(7)> _
Public Property ABC() As Integer

Get
Return _abc
End Get

Set
_abc = Value
End Set

End Property
£ukasz