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I have created a class with a few simple properties (int, Color) and one complex property (List<>)
I have added this class to my user control as its property,so now my control looks something like this:
MyControl
.MyClass
.SomeNumber
.SomeColor
.SomeList
.ListItem
.ListItem
I have created a property designer for this class and by using it I can change any simple values of type Color, Int, etc., but if I try to modify items in the List<> property, it just ignores it. I can't add or remove anything in the list.
What am I doing wrong here? Why is my editor updating simple properties but doesn't clear items in the list?
I'll paste some most important pieces of code in the code snippet but please note its not the complete code. Only most important pieces which show how are different objects declared.
If you need entire sollution, please say so. I will upload it somewhere.
Thank you!
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by: apeterPosted on 2009-10-08 at 21:37:23ID: 25532329
You can't add or delete b'coz of this property to the list ? Remove the Attribute "ReadOnly" and try
[ReadOnly(true)]
public List<DBGradientStep> Steps;