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  • Custom Controls Design Time Support Part 3: Adding Image in the Toolbox

    Attributes Applied To Description ToolboxBitmap Controls           Allows you to specify an icon to represent a control in a container, such as the Microsoft Visual Studio Form Designer. » ToolboxBitmapAttribute if you want to redistribute your custom control you should use this attribute to add an icon to it. [code:c#] [ToolboxBitmap(typeof(Button))] public class ButtonEx : Button…

  • Custom Controls Design Time Support Part 2: More Design Time Attributes

    In my previous post I pointed out the most common used Attributes for Design Time Support. In this part I will point out some more Attributes that take advantage of the Design Time Environment. Attributes Applied To Description DisplayName Properties & Events Specifies the display name for a property or an event. ParenthesizeProperty Properties  Indicates whether the…

  • Custom Controls Design Time Support Part 1: Design Time Attributes

    As I mentioned in my previous post, I am willing to write a multi part tutorial on how to add Design Time Support to your custom controls. In this part, I will talk about the common attributes for Properties and Events Attribute Applied To Description Browsable Properties and events Specifies whether a property or an event should…

  • Custom Controls Design Time Support Part 0: Introduction

    In my amr-elsehemy.blogspot.com I started a design time support tutorial for custom controls but I didn't manage to finish them so I will start my blog here on amrelsehemy.net by editing my previous posts and adding new tutorials. So if you came from my blogspot you may still find some new useful information, so lets start. You…

  • New domain, New blog

    I finally managed to buy myself a new domain, setup a new blog. Some of you may already know me, but a brief introduction is in order for this initial post. I am a software developer on the Maisonette team at Sunshine Computer Systems, I worked with many Microsoft products in Maisonette and others including Visual Studio 2005…

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