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Another C# question - re. GUI

  • 17-04-2007 9:32am
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    dulpit
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    Hey, i've another question re. C#... I'm doing a project where there is a lash of panels that all go into the same frame. What i want to do is to design & create these in custom panels, and then just create an instance of each in my form... I know that i need to import System.Windows.Form.Panel in my custom panel. I can do that but i can't then use the designer to actually design the thing... Also, program will not compile if i add these custom panels to the form...

    Is there a decent way of doing this? All i've been able to do is to create all the panels in the 1 form, and just hide all the ones not in use, but thats a messy & ugly way of doing it, would prefer something a bit better...


    Edit: Ok, now i can add them alright, but can't view the panels in design view. Is there any way to accomplish this or do i need to add all the properties myself by hand???


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