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>Nah, you didn't mess it up. I've been doing a little catch-up work today anyway (in between goofing-off).
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You got to have those "goofing-off" breaks in this business <g>.
>I have one project ... MyComp.WinUI.BasicClasses.DLL ... all of the simple controls, like TextBox, ComboBox, etc., are all contained in one file (one .cs file). This file basically contains the controls that can't be sub-classed visually. Then there are other, more complex controls (those that *can* be sub-classed visually), forms, menus, ToolBars, etc. in the project too, but they each have their own separate .cs file.
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That is clear. I didn't realise the the forms, menus, etc. can be sub-classes visually. That's my next little "task".
>Also, you mentioned MyComp.WinUI.Data.DLL above ... I have a separate namespace for Data. IMHO, it shouldn't be in with the WinUI stuff, since we use it as a data transfer mechanism ... IOW, it's used in all layers, so it needs to be separate. So, it would be something like MyComp.DataSets.BasicClasses.DLL.
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And I will follow the same approach too.
Thank you very much.
P.S. Just an hour before the premier of Sopranos <g> (don't miss it).
"The creative process is nothing but a series of crises." Isaac Bashevis Singer
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