Thank you Cor. I am a little disappointed to hear that, by, on the
other hand, I am really conforted to understand that you think that
having all in one file can be an advantage.
But, if this is so, please, may I make the inversion question?
Can I tell VS2005 IDE to put the designer code together with the user
code when a new control/form is created? Is there an option?
Thank you very much, you are always so helpful,
-Pam
PS
By the way, the new IDE is really an improvement!
Cor Ligthert [MVP] ha scritto:
Pam,
There is no standard method. After some thinking I found it and advanctance.
.... (The RESX is by the way as well in 1.x)
I hope this helps,
Cor
<pa***********@libero.it> schreef in bericht
news:11**********************@t39g2000cwt.googlegr oups.com... Don't know if this is a common or dumb question (just playing with the
2005)...
When one imports a project in VS2005, I noticed that for the existing
controls the code generated by the Designer remains in the main file,
while the *new* controls, created with the new IDE, use an external
file (along with resx).
Is there a simple way to tell the IDE to process the controls and put
the Designer code in an external file *for each* control and form ?
I dont' like the idea of having 2 standards, and actually having the
code in an external file does seem a good and useful idea.
Thank you.
-Pam