Required designer variable.

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Rene

I don't know why, but depending on I have no idea, some time the "required
designer variable" automatically inserted on my classes will vary between:

System.ComponentModel.Container components = null
System.ComponentModel.IContainer components;

The difference is on the Container & IContainer one has an "I" and the other
does not, the other thing is that one is set to null and the other is not.
Why do I get different ones? What's the difference? I normally remove the
IContainer and replace it with the Container one because I keep getting
warnings that the variable is never assigned to, and will always have its
default value null

Am I looking for trouble?
 

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