pmfji,

I am trying to subclass a subclass in code, but for several of the controls I get a message that no overload for method MethodName takes 0 arguments, so I have to find the class overload and place the same number of arguments in my subclass? Do I need to do that for all overloads in the base class? Is there no easier way to do this?

tia

Al Allison
AMPS


>Hi Shawn,
>
>You need to subclass .NET controls in code and not via the designer. Just create a new C# or VB.NET class and inherit from the control you want to inherit from. To use the control, you would add it to the toolbox and then drag it onto a form. Not as easy as FoxPro but you will get the same end result.
>
>>Very newbie questions!!!!
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>>How do I subclass an element and then tell be able to select my element?
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>>I have subclasses in VFP before but it was a matter of copying the object to a new VCX and then edit the code.
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>>I will also want to re-use this class in other projects as well, not just the one that I am working on.....
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>>Thanks in Advance
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>>Shawn Dorion
>>Geo Sektor Dot Com
>>Website: http://www.geosektor.com