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Jul 18th, 2017, 03:59 PM
#11
Re: CommonControls (Replacement of the MS common controls)
Update released.
The DataChanged property works now like in the original MS controls.
Means it's .DataChanged return value is meaningful even when the control is not data-binded.
Also it can be reset anytime with .DataChanged = False.
 Originally Posted by Schmidt
Problem 1: DataChanged-Property
One can fix that easily (making it behaving identically to the intrinsic VB.TextBox),
by setting a Boolean m_DataChanged to True, in a Code-line before the Changed-Event is raised.
This Property (in the original VB.TextBox) can be reset at any time per: TextBox.DataChanged = False
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