The next version of VS would support Form Inheritance. This is a new
feature for Device development. User who wants to use this feature would
need to upgrade to this version.
Thanks,
David
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| Out of interest, when you say 'the coming version of VS' does that mean
| people have to upgrade to VS2004 (or what ever it's called)?
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| David So [MSFT] wrote:
| > This way you're doing now is correct, the designer in VS 2003 doesn't
| > support inherited forms and it will be supported in the coming version
of
| > VS.
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| > David
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| > | Hi All,
| > |
| > | I want to have a Base Form class that will allow me to
| > | provide a template for all forms within my application.
| > | Namely functional inheritance rather than GUI.
| > |
| > | I created a class and derived my new form from it but it
| > | will not display in the Designer.
| > |
| > | I started using the following but there must be a better
| > | way to do it!!!
| > |
| > | #if DESIGN
| > | public class frmLogin : System.Windows.Forms.Form
| > | #else
| > | public class frmLogin : MyApp.Framework.MFMForm
| > | #endif
| > |
| > | Can someone tell me how to use Form Inheritance in the
| > | Compact Framework.
| > |
| > | Thanks,
| > | James.
| > |
| >
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