🚀 go-pugleaf

Wayne Niddery [TeamB] wrote:
> sasha wrote:
>> I read there next:
>>
>> This is not the disability of the VS Designer but it is the ability of
>> the CustomeDesigners available in VS 2005. For each complex control
>> there is a CustomeDesigner, like for DataGridView there is a custome
>> Designer name DataGridViewDesigner in System.Design.dll, which make
>> the properties in the child class read only. So if you provide the
>> ControlDesigner (which is the FATHER of all designers, and is capable
>> to handle almost all the designing functionality) as the designer for
> It sounds like it would be possible to supply one's own designers to replace 
> the ones supplied by MS, but of course this might be a lot of work too. So 
> the question becomes whether that extra work is worth it. Yes, it would help 
> some number of developers and be a something that could be trumpeted over 
> VS, but would the cost really be returned in additional sales of the 
> product? My *guess* is probably not and that the MS designers will be the 
> ones used for MS controls.

Understood. So we will search for other development tool...

> By the wording in your reply, I need to also point out that TeamB members 
> are not Borland/Codegear employees - we are customers just like you.

I didn't know. Thanks.