On Fri, 27 Oct 2006 09:55:13 -0400, Jamie Risk <risk@intectus.com> wrote:

>This was what I was exactly what I needed. A thousand thanks.
>
>- Jamie
>
>p.s. Now I've got my answer, I'm going to try and figure out
>where I missed it in the documentation.
>
>Bart Mermuys wrote:
>>> I'm so lost. This has to be the 20th attempt at writing this posting.
>>>
>>> * I have a form with various controls.
>>> * I have an object with associated properties
>>> (accessible with get/set type of interface).
>>> * I'd like to have the controls manipulate the
>>> properties of the object.
>>>
>>> Is there a way to avoid manually coding event handlers for each of control
>>> on the form to do this?
>>>
>>> In order to modify the (DataBindings)/Text property of say, a textBox in
>>> the form design view I have to add data source to my solution. Doing so
>>> gives me an option to select an 'object' as the data source, but then I'm
>>> given only a selection of class definitions.
>>
>> So use the class DataSource to setup the bindings with the Designer. Note
>> that it will also put a BindingSource on the Form, then at runtime do:
>>
>> YourBindingSource.DataSource = yourObject;
>>
>> HTH,
>> Greetings
>>

On Fri, 27 Oct 2006 09:55:13 -0400, Jamie Risk <risk@intectus.com> wrote:

>This was what I was exactly what I needed. A thousand thanks.
>
>- Jamie
>
>p.s. Now I've got my answer, I'm going to try and figure out
>where I missed it in the documentation.
>
>Bart Mermuys wrote:
>>> I'm so lost. This has to be the 20th attempt at writing this posting.
>>>
>>> * I have a form with various controls.
>>> * I have an object with associated properties
>>> (accessible with get/set type of interface).
>>> * I'd like to have the controls manipulate the
>>> properties of the object.
>>>
>>> Is there a way to avoid manually coding event handlers for each of control
>>> on the form to do this?
>>>
>>> In order to modify the (DataBindings)/Text property of say, a textBox in
>>> the form design view I have to add data source to my solution. Doing so
>>> gives me an option to select an 'object' as the data source, but then I'm
>>> given only a selection of class definitions.
>>
>> So use the class DataSource to setup the bindings with the Designer. Note
>> that it will also put a BindingSource on the Form, then at runtime do:
>>
>> YourBindingSource.DataSource = yourObject;
>>
>> HTH,
>> Greetings
>>