I have a class and a user control. The user control is supposed to represent the class and contain all its properties. I’m kind of lost on how to handle this problem
all help is greatly appreciated
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I have a class and a user control. The user control is supposed to represent the class and contain all its properties. I’m kind of lost on how to handle this problem
all help is greatly appreciated
Seems like you need to use data binding.
Create a property typed with your class e.g.
MyClass Data {get; set;}, then add new BindingSource and as BindingSource.DataSource set your Data property. Then design your control.Do not forget to create new instance of MyClass in constructor.