VB 2005

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Hi All

In VB 2003, the code generated for data binding could be viewed under coding
panel. But for 2005, Is there any chance to view these code behind?

Cheers
Good

[Cor Ligthert [MVP]]

Re: VB 2005

Good,

Depends, as far as I know not in ASPNET.

In windowforms, you can click in the solution explorere on show all files in
top.
The first thing I do when I start a program, I wished it was default.

Than you can look at the files
formX.designer. vb

I hope this helps,

Cor

[vbnetdev]

Re: VB 2005

Under Form load event lets say you had a text box.

TextBox1.Text = "Foo"

Right click on textbox1 and ask to "view definition". it should take you to
the "hidden code".

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[Jim Wooley]

Re: VB 2005

> In VB 2003, the code generated for data binding could be viewed under[color=blue]
> coding panel. But for 2005, Is there any chance to view these code
> behind?[/color]

Since you specify genenerated code, I suspect you are refering to Winforms.
You can still access the generated section by selecting to "View all files"
in your solution. You will then find a myForm.Designer .vb file which includes
the same code. If you have bound the control, you will see code associated
with your control like this:

Me.SampleTextBo x.DataBindings. Add(New System.Windows. Forms.Binding(" Text",
Me.MyBindingSou rce, "PropertyNa me", True))

You can tweak this to specify formatting options and when the binding should
be applied (onValidation, onChange, etc).

Jim Wooley