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Lieven De Foor
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[quote user="Laura Stern"] Then you plop that UserControl onto a Form and then add a grid to it. Does that grid only exist in that instance of the UserControl that is on that particular form? [/quote] No, it doesn't even exist inside that UserControl. It only exists as control of the Form, and does not get inside the UserControl (it gets behind or on top of it, but not IN it) You can move the UserControl around, but the grid does not move with it (which makes sense since it's not a child of the UserControl). In Visual Studio you can achieve what I want as described in the codeproject link using Attributes. So we get to the original question, how can I do this in ABL. Not with attributes, since they don't exist, but perhaps at runtime by using a TypeDescriptor/CustomTypeDescriptor... or I should turn to c# to fabricate what I need and consume it in ABL... [quote user="Laura Stern"] You'd have to address this question to the tools team. [/quote] How can I reach them?
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