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Jerod Houghtelling
Does anybody know if the TypeConverter attribute is suppored in CF
2.0? I have found an example of a person using it claing to be in the
CF world... But I get a compile error that TypeConverter is not an
attribute class. MSDN seems to show that it isn't supported which
would back up the compiler error.
Here is a link to the example that I found:
http://groups.google.com/group/micr...d73d?lnk=gst&q=typeconverter#4d3059ecce1ed73d
What I'm trying to do is databind an object without using the Parse
and Format methods. In the full framework we have implemented this by
creating a class derived from TypeConverter and all of our Business
Objects specify this class by using the TypeConverter attribute. Does
anybody know how I can convert a string to my Business Object in the
business layer (textbox binding). Right now I have to do it in the UI
layer using code like this...
private void orderNumberBinding_Parse( object sender, ConvertEventArgs
e )
{
e.Value = new OrderNumber( e.Value as string );
}
Any help is appreciated. Thank you!
Jerod
2.0? I have found an example of a person using it claing to be in the
CF world... But I get a compile error that TypeConverter is not an
attribute class. MSDN seems to show that it isn't supported which
would back up the compiler error.
Here is a link to the example that I found:
http://groups.google.com/group/micr...d73d?lnk=gst&q=typeconverter#4d3059ecce1ed73d
What I'm trying to do is databind an object without using the Parse
and Format methods. In the full framework we have implemented this by
creating a class derived from TypeConverter and all of our Business
Objects specify this class by using the TypeConverter attribute. Does
anybody know how I can convert a string to my Business Object in the
business layer (textbox binding). Right now I have to do it in the UI
layer using code like this...
private void orderNumberBinding_Parse( object sender, ConvertEventArgs
e )
{
e.Value = new OrderNumber( e.Value as string );
}
Any help is appreciated. Thank you!
Jerod