Image Property on PropertyGrid

[Chris Dunaway]

I am using the PropertyGrid and I have set the SelectedObject property to
an instance of my custom class. One of the properties of the custom class
is a bitmap.

The PropertyGrid lets me assign a bitmap ok, but when I want to delete it,
I cannot do it.

For example, in Visual Studio when you set the background image for a form,
you can highlight it and press delete to clear the property. But for my
own class and the PropertyGrid, it won't do this.

Can anyone shed some light on how I might accomplish this? I tried
specifying the editor as the ImageEditor using the Editor Attribute on the
property, but that made no difference.

I just want the user to be able to selcect the image property in the
PropertyGrid and press delete to clear it.

Thanks

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[Mick Doherty]

Add the defaultValue Attribute.

<DefaultValue(GetType(Image), Nothing)>

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I am using the PropertyGrid and I have set the SelectedObject property to
an instance of my custom class. One of the properties of the custom class
is a bitmap.

The PropertyGrid lets me assign a bitmap ok, but when I want to delete it,
I cannot do it.

For example, in Visual Studio when you set the background image for a
form,
you can highlight it and press delete to clear the property. But for my
own class and the PropertyGrid, it won't do this.

Can anyone shed some light on how I might accomplish this? I tried
specifying the editor as the ImageEditor using the Editor Attribute on the
property, but that made no difference.

I just want the user to be able to selcect the image property in the
PropertyGrid and press delete to clear it.

Thanks

--
Chris

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[Chris Dunaway]

<DefaultValue(GetType(Image), Nothing)>

Thanks, that did the trick!

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