Hey everybody...

I have a hard time figuring out how to provide design-time integration for a List<string> with the StringCollectionEditor applied. When in the editor I can add the items, and everything is working beutifully, but I cannot find a way to notify the designer or the other properties to update with the changes in the string list.

If e.g. a ListBox is put on a form, the Items can be edited using an ListControlStringCollectionEditor, which is derived from StringCollectionEditor. After adding each item the UI is updated in the designer. I want to catch an event from adding an item or actully I would also be statisfied with the event of adding the entire list.

How can I connect with events (if any at all) from a UITypeEditor as the StringCollectionEditor?

The Editor, which I am using for my generic list...     I have tried the RefreshProperties attribute on the generic list property with no luck, and I think it is because the UI editor uses the Add method of the list, and therefore not the set-part, right?

Thanks a lot, Jacob.

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Through the Reflector I found that the StringCollectionEditor uses a StringCollectionForm, which has an OnEditValueChanged implemented, but how do I hook up to this one from inside a class where I do not got hold on the instance of the editor??!

Thanks, Jacob.