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Marc Gravell
why do you think it uses TypeDescriptor ?
By reading the description. The only real way to add extra properties
(in the normal sense) at runtime is via TypeDescriptor. I know you
have this hybrid app-startup-time/compile-time thing going on, but
that isn't really runtime in the normal sense. Of course, since this
ships with custom UI it is possible that it *doesn't even* go via
TypeDescriptor, but just uses something like an "object this[string
name]" indexer and a lot of UI work...
You're welcome to pay $20 to get the code, but my *suspicion* is that
you'll be mildly disappointed. Up to you.
Marc
By reading the description. The only real way to add extra properties
(in the normal sense) at runtime is via TypeDescriptor. I know you
have this hybrid app-startup-time/compile-time thing going on, but
that isn't really runtime in the normal sense. Of course, since this
ships with custom UI it is possible that it *doesn't even* go via
TypeDescriptor, but just uses something like an "object this[string
name]" indexer and a lot of UI work...
You're welcome to pay $20 to get the code, but my *suspicion* is that
you'll be mildly disappointed. Up to you.
Marc