Collection property and control owner

[R.A.F.]

Hi,

I have a custom control in which i have a property called
"RowsCollection ". This property is a CollectionBase class.
this class allows user to add new rows to the property.

I defined in my RowsCollection a private variable member which holds the
basic height of each row to 20;

when i create a row thanks the RowsCollection property, each row have a
property Height, but it is setup to 0.

How can i do to pass such default value (20) to each row, only during
row creation ?

thanks a lot,

RAF

[Nicholas Paldino [.NET/C# MVP]]

Re: Collection property and control owner

RAF,

You would have to declare a constructor that takes the height, and then
pass the value to the constructor when the instance is created.


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Hi,
>
I have a custom control in which i have a property called
"RowsCollection ". This property is a CollectionBase class.
this class allows user to add new rows to the property.
>
I defined in my RowsCollection a private variable member which holds the
basic height of each row to 20;
>
when i create a row thanks the RowsCollection property, each row have a
property Height, but it is setup to 0.
>
How can i do to pass such default value (20) to each row, only during row
creation ?
>
thanks a lot,
>
RAF

[R.A.F.]

Re: Collection property and control owner

Hi Nicholas,

this i know, but how to do from a property which is in fact a collection ?

how the Add function from collectionBase can pass such information ?
or should it be done thanks my custom collection property editor ?
if yes, where and how ?

this i've never done before.

thanks a lot,

RAF

Nicholas Paldino [.NET/C# MVP] wrote:

RAF,
>
You would have to declare a constructor that takes the height, and
then pass the value to the constructor when the instance is created.
>
>