Inheriting from common controls?

[philprice]

Is this possible? If so how.. I want to create a treeview that has a few extra methods, specific to my project. I want to make a method that accepts a collection to add to the tree because ive got to do the same thing over multiple architectures (.NET win32 / PocketPC, WinCE, Embedded tools)..

 

[a_jam_sandwich]

inherit the treeview into a user control then add what you want there

Andy

 

[philprice]

Change the Inherits line from a form to a treeview?

 

[Heiko]

In our project, for example, we have all standard input controls in an "extended" version (implementing an interface IExtended) just inheriting from the original class. (Textbox e.g.)

You can place these inherited controls on your forms/usercontrols like any other control (must be added to the toolbox beforehand, though).

 

[Heiko]

Class philpricesTreeview
inherits system.windows.forms.treeview



end class

 

[philprice]

okay cool im gonna give it a go, thanlks heiko.