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C# Windows Form inheritance
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Thanks for all your help. It made me think a littlle more about the process of initialising the forms. On investigation I noticed that the InitializeComponent() call was missing from the WindowBase...
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Hi coxianuk, First, change the properties of an instance will not change another instance’s properties. The derived class will only get the properties and the default value of the base class. Second,...
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Are you using designer? Did you recompiled the code?The correct way to tell the designer what property value is default is to use DefaultValueAttribute, but designer is smart, it knows its own creation...
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You inherit the code for the class, not the values of an instance of the class.
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I wish to use inheritance on form properties so I can have a very lowlevel form that has some common code (WindowBase). I then have the common application level settings applied to...
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Friend, I will not be. When you access Form options, it will be a different instance, not the same base class. Pls share your requirment, so that we can share our thoughts :) -- Thanks Ajith R Nair
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I have a form, WindowBase, that inherits from Form. I have ApplicationWindowBase that inherits from WindowBase. I then have FormOptions that inherits from ApplicationWindowBase.I would have expected...
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