Agility eLetter June, 2004

In this issue...

In this issue, we have a detailed article on Custom Design Time UI in .NET.

Abstract: Visual Studio allows us to change various properties of controls at design time. Well defined attributes and classes in the System.ComponentModel namespace and System.Drawing.Design namespace allow us to control how Visual Studio works with controls and properties. Using a simple example we will illustrate these capabilities in this article. Please visit http://www.agiledeveloper.com/download.aspx to download the complete article from the Agile Developer web site.

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How does the CLR determine which method/function to start running when a .NET program is executed?

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Quiz from the past issue

Fill in the blanks: In Ant, properties are __________ however, they may be ___________.

Answer!

The first correct response came from Robert: immutable, overridden.

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Thus spake...

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