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Subject:
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User Controls
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Posted By:
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Duncan
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Post Date:
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10/23/2003 4:39:41 AM
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Hi Guys
I'm creating a User Control, one of the controls required is a textbox. When I add the text box to the user control I can see all the usuall properties of the text box. But when I add the user control to the form in the project only some of the properties are visible. The property I require is the CharacterCasing, I can get this property to appear by adding a Public property to the user control code, but I keep getting an overflow error when setting the property.
<Category("Apperance"), Description("Sets text Casing"), Browsable(True), Defaultvalue("Normal")>_
Public Property Casing as CharacterCasing
Get
Return Casing
End Get
Set (ByVal Value as CharacterCasing)
Casing = Value
End set
End Property
A Little help required, Thanks
Duncan
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Reply By:
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planoie
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Reply Date:
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10/27/2003 11:51:40 AM
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Your overflow is most likely being caused by the circular reference in the property:
Public Property Casing as CharacterCasing
Get
Return Casing
End Get
Set (ByVal Value as CharacterCasing)
Casing = Value
End set
End Property
That code calls itself. Sounds like what you want to do is use this property to access the property of your text box:
Public Property Casing as CharacterCasing
Get
Return textbox1.CharacterCasing
End Get
Set (ByVal Value as CharacterCasing)
textbox1.CharacterCasing = Value
End set
End Property
Peter
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