question about copy/paste/cut in designer   

hi:
  Now I have implemented the copy/paste/cut by calling the StandardCommands 
in the windows designer, I have some additional problem: when i copy some 
controls in the designer, then paste them and new Name would be made.
ex: I copy "textbox1" and "textbox2",and then paste them as "textbox3" and 
"textbox4", how can i know which controls i copied or cut from? or 
"textbox1" becomes "textbox3" or "textbox4"?
(because i have some special binding somethings which can be found by 
original control name)

 thanks a lot :-)


                                        Grace

date: Sat, 29 Sep 2007 10:51:45 +0800   author:   grace lee

Re: question about copy/paste/cut in designer   

AFAIK, there is no way to determine the original name of the pasted control.

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"grace lee"  wrote in message 
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> hi:
>  Now I have implemented the copy/paste/cut by calling the StandardCommands 
> in the windows designer, I have some additional problem: when i copy some 
> controls in the designer, then paste them and new Name would be made.
> ex: I copy "textbox1" and "textbox2",and then paste them as "textbox3" and 
> "textbox4", how can i know which controls i copied or cut from? or 
> "textbox1" becomes "textbox3" or "textbox4"?
> (because i have some special binding somethings which can be found by 
> original control name)
>
> thanks a lot :-)
>
>
>                                        Grace
>

date: Mon, 1 Oct 2007 13:37:33 +0530   author:   G Himangi

Re: question about copy/paste/cut in designer   

Actually, you can do a property comparison. The copied control will have
all the same values as the original except name.

ex: 
create new button (name="Button1", Text="Button1)
create new button (name="Button2", Text="Button2)

select both, copy, paste
pasted button (name="Button3, Text="Button1")
pasted button (name="Button4, Text="Button2")

In this example you know that Button3 is a copy of Button1 because they
both have the same Text property. It is possible, obviously, for
multiple controls to have the same Text property values. You can
mitigate this risk by looking at more properties.



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date: Mon, 08 Oct 2007 08:06:51 -0700   author:   Timker .