asp.net building controls: John,

I actually figured out what I need to do in the render method and that =
is call the method Add AttributesToRender. This will add to any element =
(in my case table) all the attributes that have been set in the =
properties window. You can also override that method and add additional =
fixed properties.

My question to you: Is there anyway to get the source code for the .NET =
framework. I could have figure this out long ago if I could have looked =
at the source code for some other controls. Even looking at just the =
render method you sent me was very instructive.

Thanks for your help.

Jay, take a look at the following, from MSDN:

The Shared Source CLI Implementation (SSCLI)

The Microsoft Shared Source CLI Implementation is an =
implementation of the CLI specification developed by Microsoft for =
research, teaching, developer education, and new CLI implementers. The =
links provided here will help you get up to speed on the CLI and the =
Microsoft SSCLI.=20

The Microsoft Shared Source CLI Implementation
The Microsoft Shared Source CLI Implementation is a file archive =
containing working source code for the ECMA-334 (C#) and ECMA-335 =
(Common Language Infrastructure, or CLI) standards. These standards =
together represent a substantial subset of what is available in the =
Microsoft .NET Framework. =20
The Microsoft Shared Source CLI Implementation Refresh
The refreshed Microsoft Shared Source CLI Implementation source =
archive unpacks and builds on both the Microsoft Windows XP and FreeBSD =
operating systems and provides improvements to the Rotor experience, =
including better debugging, documentation and samples, build environment =
and tools enhancements, and bug fixes. =20
Rotor: Shared Source CLI Provides Source Code for a FreeBSD =
Implementation of .NET
This article discusses some of the things you can learn from the =
source code facsimile of the CLR, such as how JIT compilation works. It =
will also help you understand how to control execution along with =
debugging and loading classes. =20

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John Saunders
johnwsaundersiii at hotmail

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John,

I actually figured out what I need to do in the render method and that =
is call the method Add AttributesToRender. This will add to any element =
(in my case table) all the attributes that have been set in the =
properties window. You can also override that method and add additional =
fixed properties.

My question to you: Is there anyway to get the source code for the =
..NET framework. I could have figure this out long ago if I could have =
looked at the source code for some other controls. Even looking at =
just the render method you sent me was very instructive.

Thanks for your help.