What I ended up doing was going with numericUpDown controls (though I would prefer not having the actual up down arrows) and only updating fields that do not have focus. Then I update the PLC when a control Validates or (for strings) when the lose focus. I handle submitting changes on Return...
haha, thanks. The ToString("N#") tip is very useful. I think I'm going to monitor getting focus and change the color of the box and prevent it's update. Then on loss of focus I'll validate. If they press enter while a txtfield has focus then I'll make it lose focus, probably force focus onto...
I also want to add that there will be many buttons and some of them need to have colors that convey their status regardless of mouseover. Right now I am using the flat mode which both doesn't show 3D up or down state and mouseover shows the same color regardless of state. Is there an easy way to...
I am very new to C# and Visual studio and have the Express 2005 edition. Specifically, I have never created or imported a custom control nor have any idea how, despite a rudimentary understanding of inheritance and having downloaded a numeric control from the codeproject (and not knowing how to...
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