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What happen if i shadow the control? <br />
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For example:<br />
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txtName is the name of the control...<br />
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What if I do this?<br />
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Private Shadow withevent txtname as new textbox1<br />

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What happen if i shadow the control?

For example:

txtName is the name of the control...

What if I do this?

Private Shadow withevent txtname as new textbox1


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here is a link on shadow that might clear up some things <a href="http://www.developerfusion.com/article/3821/a-twisted-look-at-object-oriented-programming-in-c/9/" rel="ugc">Shadow</a>
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here is a link on shadow that might clear up some things Shadow [http://www.developerfusion.com/article/3821/a-twisted-look-at-object-oriented-programming-in-c/9/]

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The only other alternative would be to use reflection if it hasnt been prevented 
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The only other alternative would be to use reflection if it hasnt been prevented

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I think the only left for me to do is to use a decompiler and then compile the dll again...<br />
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Thanks for the input...
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I think the only left for me to do is to use a decompiler and then compile the dll again...

Thanks for the input...

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Hi! <br />
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Is there anyway I can access a particular control that is private in scope in the base class from the inherited class?<br />
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I know this is sound silly, but the reason I am asking this is because I don't have the source code of the base class and I need to put some value in that particular control.<br />
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Thank you, very much<br />
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Joseph<br />

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Hi! 

Is there anyway I can access a particular control that is private in scope in the base class from the inherited class?

I know this is sound silly, but the reason I am asking this is because I don't have the source code of the base class and I need to put some value in that particular control.

Thank you, very much

Joseph


Is there any way to access a control in the base class from the inherited class...

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