That's Reggie's Design Methodology -- if it feels wrong it probably is. :-D
Reggie
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> > Do I have to derive from CollectionsBase to get the
> collections editor
> to
> > properly edit my types in the IDE? That doesn&
ted a collection
class.
Reggie
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What's the "collections editor?&quo
What's the "collections editor?"
Chris Sells
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Do I have to derive from CollectionsBase to get the collections editor to
properly edit my types in the IDE? That doesn't make sense. I should be
able to use a simple built in array class to hold my objects and then use an
attribute to tell the compiler what object the editor to construct for th
