C
Carl
Hi,
I want to write a control derived from numericUpDown that will support
numbers greater than signed 16-bit and also precision to 2dp.
I've noticed the default constructor for the UpDownBase class takes some
arguments. This is contrary to the docs in MSDN.
When I declare the constructor in my derived class like this:
public SuperNumericUpDown ():
base (1)
{
}
I get the following C# error CS1502:
The best overloaded method match for
'System.Windows.Forms.UpDownBase.UpDownBase(AGL.Form.WNT)' has some
invalid arguments
What is the AGL namespace? I can't find any documentation for it
anywhere, and the docmuentation I have for UpDownBase appears to be
incorrect. Help!
I want to write a control derived from numericUpDown that will support
numbers greater than signed 16-bit and also precision to 2dp.
I've noticed the default constructor for the UpDownBase class takes some
arguments. This is contrary to the docs in MSDN.
When I declare the constructor in my derived class like this:
public SuperNumericUpDown ():
base (1)
{
}
I get the following C# error CS1502:
The best overloaded method match for
'System.Windows.Forms.UpDownBase.UpDownBase(AGL.Form.WNT)' has some
invalid arguments
What is the AGL namespace? I can't find any documentation for it
anywhere, and the docmuentation I have for UpDownBase appears to be
incorrect. Help!