setting modifier for a dynamic control

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in my application i am using dynamic control, how can i set the dynamic controls modifier into public.?

Posted 25-May-13 4:50am

Tricube

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[no name] 25-May-13 10:56am

You make the control variable public just like any other variable.

Tricube 27-May-13 1:04am

thanks for ur reply

Volynsky Alex 25-May-13 14:57pm

Try read following post:
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/15781105/setting-modifiers-for-dynamically-created-controls

Maciej Los 25-May-13 16:18pm

Alex, please, post it as a solution.

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 25-May-13 20:19pm

What is "dynamic control"? In other words, why do you think there are "non-dynamic" controls? :-)
—SA

Tricube 27-May-13 1:06am

i am creating a control at runtime i want to set it modifier as public, is it possible?

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 27-May-13 1:25am

It makes no sense and not needed. Objects do not have access modifiers, only type and type members do. Do you see the point?
—SA

Tricube 27-May-13 2:09am

u just study all usercontrol and its properties then u can understand it.

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 29-May-13 3:09am

You don't need to set any modifiers. How else can I explain it?
Tell us what do you want to do, and I'll explain how. Forget your modifiers, they are irrelevant here. All modifiers are already specified in control classes.
—SA

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