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QuestionCan we only store Hours and minutes in DateTime Pin
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QuestionChange TypeDescriptor of property in runtime Pin
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Theoretically, you cannot change the value of the attribute during runtime; it is compiled. Hence, recompile and it would work. That would require unloading of the type, which is a little bit overkill.

Alternatively, you create a TypeConverter that works as a proxy, using either the implementation of NameList or SentenceList as the actual implementation.

Alternatively, you create two exact the same classes (different names though), decorate each with its own converter, and create a converter to kick the data from object1(class1) to object2(class2).
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