Did you ever implement this? Did it become a general-purpose tool that could
be made available to others?
At 02:31 AM 12/12/2006, Eyvind Axelsen wrote (in part)
>However, the idea that we are investigating at the moment is to have a
>"command line" at the top of the form, which will support some
Please accept my apologies. This code is more accurate and will complile:
This code will work without having a BaseForm. Instead use the Form class.
private Dictionary _forms = new Dictionary();
///
/// Creates an instance of the specified form if it's not already
present
" A good
example of that is where I have 3 or 4 panels on a single form and I want
one keypress event to process every keypress on the form itself... as
opposed to having individual keypress events for each panel.
"
Any WinForm has a KeyPreview property that will cause all key events on
child con
