I have been too busy lately earning a living to post anything interesting to CODEGATOR. I did notice a very good article by James Galasyn
here that I thought I might pass along. One of the things that annoys me whenever I create controls in C# is that I constantly find myself writing the following code to separate my design-time logic from my runtime logic:
if( base.DesignMode )
{
// Special design-time behavior.
}
else
{
// Run-time behavior.
}
James addresses this problem with an extensible framework for extending the design surface for Windows Forms 2.0 custom controls. If you write WinForm controls then the article is certainly worth a glance.
See ya!