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Changing base classes
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From
17/07/2004 21:06:59
Keith Payne
Technical Marketing Solutions
Florida, United States
 
 
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16/07/2004 14:49:50
Del Despain
Colorado Plateau Associates
Hurricane, Utah, United States
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Forum:
ASP.NET
Category:
Forms
Miscellaneous
Thread ID:
00925304
Message ID:
00925521
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>If I sub-class a form containing controls, is there any way to override the class that a specific control on the form inherits from? In other words, can I force the control to inherit from a different class than it inherits from on the parent/base form. I assume not and can see the reasoning, but wondering anyway.
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>Thanks!
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>Del

Del,

The controls don't inherit from the form. They are instances of built-in .NET classes that are independent of the form. To see the control declarations, expand the collapsed region near the top of the code. I forget exactly what .NET calls the region.

In the code, you should see each control declaration. You can change the inheritance by modifying the line. .NET will not overwrite your changes once they are made.
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