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    Re: Looking for some creative feedback...

    FYI: I beleive there will be something similar in Visual Studio 2005 (due in Nov)

    The System.CodeDom and Microsoft.VisualBasic.VBCodeProvider/VBCodeGenerator, (and the C# versions) will probably come in handy.

    Currently CodeDom only supports writing code, and not parsing it, Interpreting already generated classes will be a pain...
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    Re: Looking for some creative feedback...

    Well I have been working on the dynamic editor and it is working quite nicely. Here's a screenie of it.



    Now it isn't pretty but it gets the job done. It can load ANY custom class and dynamically create a form, bind the controls to the class properties and even handles nested arrays as long as custom class objects are stored in the nested arrays as opposed to system objects (strings, integers, etc..)

    Makes for not having to mess with creating a custom editor for every class you need to have editable access too...

    Hinder
    Last edited by Hinder; Jun 19th, 2005 at 09:53 PM.

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