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I have a very simple UserControl (derived from
System.Windows.Forms.UserControl) that contains several ListViews. The
UserControl exposes a single public property:
public ListView.ColumnHeaderCollection Columns { get {...} };
When I use VS2005 designer's proprtygrid for that UserConrol to add new
Colums to the Collection everything works fine: The form that contains
the UserControl gets new members ( private
System.Windows.Forms.ColumnHeader columnHeader1, ...) in the
UserControl.Designer.cs also initializes each ColumnHeader inside
InitializeComponets().
There is one thing though that the designer fails to do: it does not
add the necessary:
this.userControl1.Columns.AddRange(new
System.Windows.Forms.ColumnHeader[]
{this.columnHeader1,this.columnHeader2,...});
into the InitializeComponent() Method in the UserControl.Designer.cs.
What do I need to do to make that happen ?
System.Windows.Forms.UserControl) that contains several ListViews. The
UserControl exposes a single public property:
public ListView.ColumnHeaderCollection Columns { get {...} };
When I use VS2005 designer's proprtygrid for that UserConrol to add new
Colums to the Collection everything works fine: The form that contains
the UserControl gets new members ( private
System.Windows.Forms.ColumnHeader columnHeader1, ...) in the
UserControl.Designer.cs also initializes each ColumnHeader inside
InitializeComponets().
There is one thing though that the designer fails to do: it does not
add the necessary:
this.userControl1.Columns.AddRange(new
System.Windows.Forms.ColumnHeader[]
{this.columnHeader1,this.columnHeader2,...});
into the InitializeComponent() Method in the UserControl.Designer.cs.
What do I need to do to make that happen ?