[voice.of.silence]

Hello to all :
I am new C# programmer and I have problem to create a class .
Here I have problem to create class to control TextBoxex.
for example to control the number or letter , date or ... . which , I can use in all my projects.
Unfortunetly I have problem to write its method .
I would be very happy if you can help me to write this class.
Voice of Silence

[janne_panne]

What is your problem at writing it?

[voice.of.silence]

janne_panne, on 11 October 2012 - 01:48 AM, said:

What is your problem at writing it?

As I am starter I dont know how to write a method to control that just we can insert a number.
I need an example to know how to write it.
Regards

[Michael26]

This sounds like you need to learn about Events and also Here(events on D.I.C )

Also don't forget to review Methods

This post has been edited by Michael26: 11 October 2012 - 03:38 AM

[voice.of.silence]

Michael26, on 11 October 2012 - 03:36 AM, said:

This sounds like you need to learn about Events and also Here(events on D.I.C )

Also don't forget to review Methods

Yes, I am agree with you that I have to review.
I can work with events when I write an event for a user control but my main problem is that I can not use them in a class.

[Curtis Rutland]

I still have literally no idea what you want here. You want a class to "control" a text box? Please spell out in detail what you're trying to do. Because if you're trying to do what I think, there's already a control that does what you want, called the MaskedTextBox.

[Skydiver]

voice.of.silence, on 11 October 2012 - 03:49 AM, said:

Yes, I am agree with you that I have to review.
I can work with events when I write an event for a user control but my main problem is that I can not use them in a class.

Can you explain why you cannot use an event in a class? Is there some kind of design constraint that you are working with?

[Michael26]

I guess he didn't read the msdn article on events.

[tlhIn`toq]

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for example to control the number or letter , date or ... . which , I can use in all my projects.

I think what you are really talking about is inheritance.
If you want to make a textbox that can only have 12 characters entered, or a textbox that can only have numbers entered... Is that the kind of 'control' you're talking about?

What you do is make a new class that has inherited from TextBox then add code to give it the behavior you want. Do a google for "MSDN numeric textbox" and that will give you a link to a tutorial for building an inherited textbox with custom behavior

[voice.of.silence]

Hi. Thank you very much. I eventually write a class to control textbox to control input text.