Hi,

I have the following Syntax :

Panel1.Contros.Add(Button1);

I want to make it as generic, not specific to Panel1 (It may be Panel1, Panel2...etc...).During runtime i can pass either "Panel1" or "Panel2" or etc... Is there any way to do that ?

Here are the ways I think so

1. Pointer Technique
2. Object reference
3. Handle

Can you give me sample example on each of them how to use them ?

Advance ThanX for your time & patience.

Cheers,
Kishore

How about this:

public void AddtoPanel(Panel pan)
{
    pan.Controls.add(Button1);

 ......
}

or this is not what you exactly wanted.

the same idea goes for pointer to a panel except it's already pointing to a hopefully some non-null number that specifies the panel and you can just do pan->Controls.add(Button1); if your doing it in VC++, and object reference unbox it as a Panel type you can check if it is a Panel type with the "is" reserved word.

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