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Hello,
I'm actually writing a c# application for my PPC that loads dynamically dlls
(using the .NET reflection).
The main application is made of a main form with a tabControl.
The tabControl contains initially one tabPage. The other tabPages are loaded
one by one (plugin).
Thus, a plugin is a class X derived from a base class Y. The base class is
derived from the TabPage (and two interfaces).
The class X has its own 'InitializeComponent' function (virtual) to
initialise its members (buttons, editbox,etc).
When the application starts, the plugins (tabPages) are added to the
tabControl of the main form.
The result is that all tabPages (dynamically loaded) appears on the
tabControl but no controls inside are displayed. Thus the tab appears
completely blank.
Any idea of what could be the problem?
Thank you,
Frédéric de Buisseret.
I'm actually writing a c# application for my PPC that loads dynamically dlls
(using the .NET reflection).
The main application is made of a main form with a tabControl.
The tabControl contains initially one tabPage. The other tabPages are loaded
one by one (plugin).
Thus, a plugin is a class X derived from a base class Y. The base class is
derived from the TabPage (and two interfaces).
The class X has its own 'InitializeComponent' function (virtual) to
initialise its members (buttons, editbox,etc).
When the application starts, the plugins (tabPages) are added to the
tabControl of the main form.
The result is that all tabPages (dynamically loaded) appears on the
tabControl but no controls inside are displayed. Thus the tab appears
completely blank.
Any idea of what could be the problem?
Thank you,
Frédéric de Buisseret.