C#

Christian Graus wrote:

OK, I saw it doesn't dock, but I thought it anchored to the four edges still.

Christian Graus wrote:

Yeah, that's odd, they should be.

public partial class MyControlBase:UserControl 
{
}

public partial class MyControl1:MyControlBase 
{
    public MyControl1(MyForm parent):base(parent)
    {
        InitializeComponent();
        parent.AdjustPanelSize(this);
    }
}

public partial class MyControl2:MyControlBase 
{
    public MyControl2(MyForm parent):base(parent)
    {
        InitializeComponent();
        parent.AdjustPanelSize(this);
    }
}

public partial class  MyForm:Form
{
    public void AdjustPanelSize(MyControlBase control)
    {
        // blah blah
    }
}

base.Size = this.Size;

Jammer wrote:

string comparisons quicker if both are upper cased

Jammer wrote:

The two main lookups are going to be looped over looking for matches

Jammer wrote:

I've heard that C# actually performs string comparisons quicker if both are upper cased

Guffa wrote:

You should put whatever value you are matching on as the key in the dictionary, so that you don't have to loop through them.

Guffa wrote:

A dictionary uses hash codes to quickly find items by key, so that is very much faster than looping through the data.

Guffa wrote:

I've never heard that. Case-sensetive culture-invariant comparison is faster than case-insensetive culture-dependent comparison, if that is what you mean.

MAP Tiger wrote:

I know only the handle, now I want to manipulate its objects

Mark Salsbery
Microsoft MVP - Visual C++