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Elvis Begluk 8-Aug-12 5:53am View    
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Elvis Begluk 8-Aug-12 5:48am View    
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to get timer on form you just need to add two lines in Form.Designer.cs file

1. private System.Windows.Forms.Timer timer1; (below InitializeComponent() method)
2. this.timer1 = new System.Windows.Forms.Timer(this.components); (in InitializeComponent() method)
Elvis Begluk 8-Aug-12 5:25am View    
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thx for replay, timer is just a sample,it can be binding source,background worker too(any component). And it is viewable below form designer not on form :). Just wana learn how to add it in code instead manualy drag and drop.

What is interesanting is that have succeed to generate code in SomeForm.Designer.cs in InitializeComponent() by using

[DesignerSerializer(typeof(MyCustomSerializer), typeof(CodeDomSerializer))]

on my component but it doesn't show my component till I (watch this) cut
this line (this.MyControl.mySubComponent = this.mySubComponent1;) and paste it back on the same place. So i just do ctrl-x and ctrl+v and everything works :)....weird :). If you want i can attach some sample project.