I seem to be able to create ContainerControl subclasses (subclasses
of container control I created) but when I do the resulting class
does not have a ContainerControl icon and when i put it on a window
in the IDE it is "invisible" ... but when I run the project the
control is there...
So the subclassing seems to work but the IDE/Window Layout Editor
does not know how to handle it .. which makes it very hard to use and
almost worthless.
Is subclassing container controls not supported, or is it an IDE bug?
Needless to say it would be just as useful to be able to subclass our
own (or others') ContainerControls as other types of control
subclasses and woudl be the expected behavior in EB!
I had a design in mind for a base class container control (mostly
done <sigh> ) which I now need to reconsider... as I assumed I could
subclass... now I guess i need to make separate container controls
with a lot more code to manage.
- karen
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