Set the Browsable attribute on the new property that hides the existing one. Here is a code snippet that hides the WordWrap property in the derived TextBox. [C#] public class CustomTextBox : TextBox { [ Browsable( false ) ] public new bool WordWrap {...

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I have a heterogeneous list of objects, and my code needs to do class-specific things to the objects. Seems like this ought to use dynamic binding but can't figure it out. What should I do? Updated!

object of a derived class is a kind of the base class. Therefore the conversion from a derived class pointer to a base class pointer is perfectly safe, and happens all the time. For example, if I am pointing at a car, I am in fact pointing at a vehicle, so converting a Car* to a Vehicle* is perfectly safe and normal:

Derived classes do not get access to private members of a base class. This effectively "seals off" the derived class from any changes made to the private members of the base class.

Unless you expect all your derived classes to be built by your own team, you should declare your base class's data members as private and use protected inline access functions by which derived classes will access the private data in the base class. This way the private data declarations can change, but the derived class's code won't break (unless you change the protected access functions).

If your class definition starts with "class Derived(Base): ..." then you can call method meth defined in Base (or one of Base's base classes) as Base.meth(self, arguments...). Here, Base.meth is an unbound method (see previous question).

Use the DesignTimeVisible attribute set to false. [ DesignTimeVisible( false ) ] You can still provide a TypeConverter to make it participate in designer Serialization. Contributed from George Shepherd's Windows Forms FAQ

Attempting to hide (eliminate, revoke, privatize) inherited public member functions is an all-too-common design error. It usually stems from muddy thinking.

The Description property of Property object specifies the selected property's description. Use the Property property to access a Property by its name or its identifier. Use the DescriptionVisible property to show the control's description panel.

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Yes, it can be done and is fairly easy. The tricky part involves setting up the MFC-based macros that are used by AppWizard and ClassWizard. When deriving from the base class you have to cut-and-paste to build the ODL file properly, use specific base-class DISPIDs, etc. All of this is explained in detail in Microsoft Knowledgebase article Q138411. An example is also provided (SHAPES2.EXE) that illustrates the techniques.

This is a corollary of the previous FAQ. Unfortunately this one can get you into a lot of hot water. Consider this: The compiler thinks this is perfectly type-safe. Line 5 converts a Derived* to a Base*.

C++ allows the conversion Derived* → Base*, since a Derived object is a kind of a Base object. However trying to convert Derived** → Base** is flagged as an error. Although this error may not be obvious, it is nonetheless a good thing.

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Base property is the land that you own or control. Within grazing districts (Section 3 of the Taylor Grazing Act {TGA}), the base property must be capable of serving as a base of operation for livestock use. Outside grazing districts (Section 15, TGA), the base property must be contiguous to the public land to be used for livestock grazing. "Grazing preference" is attached to base property (Ref: 43 CFR 4110.2-1).

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When overriding, you change the method behavior for a derived class. Overloading simply involves having a method with the same name within the class.

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The design-time will forward the MouseEnter and MouseLeave messages to your control by default. The MouseMove message is blocked by the designer. You can get MouseDown and MouseUp messages in your control if you override GetHitTest method in your designer...

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To keep order, enforce strict discipline about chattering during lecture. First gesture politely (point, finger to lips) then look at them and speak out about disturbing the class, then stop lecture, approach the offenders, and politely ask them to stop because they are disturbing the people around them. Explain this on the first day of class, with a talk about mutual respect and civility. Be aware that cheating is prevalent, especially in large classes.

Seriously, arrays are very closely related to pointers, and pointers are notoriously difficult to deal with. But if you have a complete grasp of why the above few FAQs were a problem from a design perspective (e.g., if you really know why a container of Thing is not a kind-of container of Anything), and if you think everyone else who will be maintaining your code also has a full grasp on these OO design truths, then you should feel free to use arrays.

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