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If I create a user control (EDIT:not a web control/server control) it's pretty trivial to get databinding. I just add a datasourceID property.
In code behind (vb)
Partial Public Class BandedControl Inherits UserControl Public Property DataSourceID() As...
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Web UserControls are compiled dynamically at run time and so are not rendered at Design time, what.
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I've set myself the task of implementing a real time MIDI application. Like all the other software I've written to date, I began by coding. I implemented a tiny GUI (GTK2) application that can control the transport state of the Jack Audio Connection Kit...
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In very broad terms, "software design" is the process in which it should work on and/or exchange....
One way would be to discuss your requirements and very ruffly scetch out a design with someone who the concepts of the applied designpattern.
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I am creating a custom Label control (by simply Inheriting the standard Label control and re-painting the background and text) because I need a very specific background and border. In the constructor of the control, I set the AutoSize property to false...
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If you go into the design mode for the new control you are creating, you should be able.
Base.AutoSize = value; } }
The browsable(false) will hide the property at design time file.
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Someway to override Delphi default procedures at Design Time ?
I need to override the InstanceSize at design time, I did it runtime using FastCode method:
FastcodeAddressPatch(FastcodeGetAddress(@SInstanceSize), @TWinControl.RfInstanceSize);
But, is there...
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The IDE will call all a new package project....
Put your code in a design-time package and load it in the IDE.
Design time" is really just "run time," but in the context of the IDE instead of the context of your program.
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Hi guys
Just wondering if it's possible to databind a RDLC's table at run time.
I've created a report, put a table control, but VS compiler says it's necessary to set a dataset.
But I wanted to load data into this table using a dataset created in C# code...
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You can use any datatable you want, as long as it matches up with the Tablename used... .
You can rebind the datatable on the ReportViewer control.
Yes it is possible.
You can fill it with you load data on runtime .
You need a Dummy Data Set for the report.
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If I have limited time, but I want to start learning a few design patterns, which ones should I learn first?
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But your knowledge of OO of design patterns lies more in the added vocabulary that accompanies them, more-so than using for time, knowing in general....
I suggest the book Head First Design Patterns , which is excellent.
time.
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Problem that needs to be fixed
Design document is not in sync with actual code Keep Manager happy Scenario:
Used code from an existing application and made a new one from it. Current documentation is out of sync with existing code so didnt rely on it....
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You didn't specify software type, but I'm going to assume by the lack of time for designI think that everyone who has bitten the bullet and done up-front design, with properdocumentation the original app or the cloned app.
Thing.
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I am attempting to write a .NET component. The component will be dropped onto a form/user control and needs to access attributes in assemblies referenced by the components parent form/user control at design-time. Is it possible to obtain these assemblies...
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On the other hand, maybe that doesn't matter - this at least gives you and Extensibility would allow you access to that sort of information at design time, in the sense that you could have and....
Seen the "at design time" part.
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How do I get the application's directory from my WPF application, at design time? I need to access a resource in my application's current directory at design time, while my XAML is being displayed in the designer. I'm not able to use the solution specified...
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Your design-time code does not run inside your application and would have probably ask the user, at design time, to provide or browse for a path by adding a property on your object for them to edit....
Hasn't even been built yet.
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I want to better understand the capabilities and limitations of what can be done with custom activities in WF 4.0 at design time. More specifically, what we can do in a custom activity such that we can allow the designer to interact in a customized way...
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A second possibility is ....
You can also add activities.
Http://bloggersguides.net/media to interact with the design surface directly without using the property sheet.
Hope this helps u..
That you can put the values in design time..
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