hi,
cant give you the code as its in a number of methods in a couple of classes
but:-
in the base form...
load event get a hashtable of all the controls you might want to bind to
add an event handler that binds to the leave event or similar (1 handler for
all the controls) that handler can then use reflection to update the
appropriate property in the business object.
declare a business object of base type
write a display method that uses reflection to display all the properies in
the business object, call this from the event raised in the business object
(below)
ensure that when you name controls in the form they correspond to property
names in the business class, with + txt, lbl or whatever
in the base business class...
raie an event when any property you are interested in changes value
thats pretty much it (written at 3am so i may have missed a few bits!)
drop me an email to
gu**********@hotmail.com and i will send you the code
when i have it fully tidied up
cheers
guy
"sp*****@spamsux.net" wrote:
In article <#n**************@TK2MSFTNGP14.phx.gbl>,
no************@planet.nl says... Guy,
just discovered that the combination of visual inheritance and reflection
can
eliminate most of the databinding i would normally do, providing the
design
is right!
and its only taken me 4 years lol
And your program is probably performing with the same speed as a VB6
program.
Cor
I'm intrigued do you have an example you could share?
