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Paul R Carre
New to C# - previous use of C++/MFC
OK - there apears to be no similar construct to the ASSERT( ) that MFC
used to use - TRUE or FALSE ( sorry - true or false ).
Also I create a derrived component ( assembly ? ) and use it on a form
- OK so far.
Component and form are part of the same project - If I change the code
in the component ( say the default background colour ) compile it and
then insert a new instance of the component the new code does not
seem to get used in the form unless I close the environment and
re-start it.
Must have missed the plot somewhere ? It is almost as though the
component assembly ( dll ) is not being unloaded?
Regards
Paul.
OK - there apears to be no similar construct to the ASSERT( ) that MFC
used to use - TRUE or FALSE ( sorry - true or false ).
Also I create a derrived component ( assembly ? ) and use it on a form
- OK so far.
Component and form are part of the same project - If I change the code
in the component ( say the default background colour ) compile it and
then insert a new instance of the component the new code does not
seem to get used in the form unless I close the environment and
re-start it.
Must have missed the plot somewhere ? It is almost as though the
component assembly ( dll ) is not being unloaded?
Regards
Paul.