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Good Day to Everyone,
I have created a class within a class library. The class is a direct DataSet
descendant.
public MyClass
ataSet
{
....
}
the class is shown in Solution Explorer , and behaves too, like a Component
Class.
This means that when I double click the class icon, I am transfered to the
Designer. Remember that if my class was just a simple class (an Object) I
would go just go to the code editor.
Well, this is exactly the heart of my question:
Is there a way (an attribute perhaps) that says to VS 2005 to ignore/cancel
the designer and take me directly to the code editor when I double click this
class of mine ???
Thanks in advance...
I have created a class within a class library. The class is a direct DataSet
descendant.
public MyClass
{
....
}
the class is shown in Solution Explorer , and behaves too, like a Component
Class.
This means that when I double click the class icon, I am transfered to the
Designer. Remember that if my class was just a simple class (an Object) I
would go just go to the code editor.
Well, this is exactly the heart of my question:
Is there a way (an attribute perhaps) that says to VS 2005 to ignore/cancel
the designer and take me directly to the code editor when I double click this
class of mine ???
Thanks in advance...