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wkiess01 2-Nov-19 7:59am View

Once again, that did the trick. So how do I get the number of levels to appear as a property? Something like this perhaps:

public int LevelCount
{
  get { return ColorLevels.Length; }
}

wkiess01 2-Nov-19 7:36am View

Thanks, OriginalGriff. That did the trick for a known number of colors. What if I want to make it a variable number of colors, only known at the time the object is instatiated. How do I use a property to pass in the and read the number of items in the array?

wkiess01 18-Dec-14 18:05pm View

Reason for my vote of 5 \n Thanks for this well written article. Nice to see some great and humorous use of the English language to explain a fairly dry subject. You made it interesting, instructive and humorous, all at the same time. Perhaps those with the low ratings couldn't understand what you were saying due to their limited vocabulary. Thank you for expanding mine!

wkiess01 25-Nov-14 22:37pm View

Reason for my vote of 5 \n Love tip about the hiding details section.

wkiess01 20-Nov-14 19:10pm View

Reason for my vote of 5 \n What a great way to easily create data entry forms! Wow, I've been looking for an easier way ever since VB6...Thanks for the great tip!

wkiess01 4-Mar-13 22:08pm View

I checked and the Observable Collection has a new item in it, but it still won't show in the grid. I even tried a grid.Refresh, but this didn't work either.

wkiess01 1-Mar-13 0:25am View

I tried the ObservableCollection as suggested by changing the field type to ObservableCollection as well as any other areas where the field was used. I then removed the setting to null and the (re)populating call. Unfortunately this did not update the grid and failed to operate just as though I was using a normal Collection. I had to again set the DataSource to null and (re)PopulateSurnameHistory for it to show up in the grid.

wkiess01 19-Mar-12 1:23am View

Thank you. That made it work.

wkiess01 19-Mar-12 0:48am View

The custom Textbox control has a new property called FocusColour. And yes, I know the foreach loop should be recursive - Thanks - I was trying to keep the question concise, i.e. How to iterate the form for either custom controls only and setting the custom control's properties, or including custom controls in a generic foreach loop.
Walter

wkiess01 10-Jan-12 17:09pm View

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Reason for my vote of 4
Concise, clear instructions for a very helpful tip!

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