I'm on a .NET project, and I need to be able to (with .NET code):
1. Open a library that contains COM objects.
2. Find the class GUID, interface GUID, and description of each and every COM object in the library. In other words, it's sort of like using reflection on a COM library using .NET...
I'm on a .NET project, and I need to be able to (with .NET code):
1. Open a library that contains COM objects.
2. Find the class GUID, interface GUID, and description of each and every COM object in the library. In other words, it's sort of like using reflection on a COM library using .NET...
I have a WinForms project. I'd like to have a grid-like control (like the DataGridView) that can dynamically add and remove rows and have custom cell types.
However, instead of the cells having stuff that's LIKE comboboxes or LIKE pictureboxes, I want them to actually HAVE real, pure, genuine...
If I have a WinForms application, and I want to store an image in the project, but
- I don't want to bloat the executable (imbed the image there)
- I don't want the image to be an external file (for safety, so other programs can't easily change it)
What are my best other options?
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