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For example I have properties:

b1 bool;
b2 bool;

[Browsable(true),Category("Test")]
public bool B1
{get{return b1;} set{b1 = value;}}

[Browsable(true),Category("Test")]
public bool B2
{get{return b2;} set{b2 = value;}}

How I can make B2 read-only or invisible in Properties Window
when B1 value is seted true and vice versa when for B1 is seted false

Hi,

I think this kind of feature would require having a custom editor for the
properties in addition to putting that in effect in code (which you'd
probably want to do in any case).

--
Teemu Keiski
MCP, Microsoft MVP (ASP.NET), AspInsiders member
ASP.NET Forum Moderator, AspAlliance Columnist
http://blogs.aspadvice.com/joteke



"arg" <> wrote in message
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> For example I have properties:
>
> b1 bool;
> b2 bool;
>
> [Browsable(true),Category("Test")]
> public bool B1
> {get{return b1;} set{b1 = value;}}
>
> [Browsable(true),Category("Test")]
> public bool B2
> {get{return b2;} set{b2 = value;}}
>
> How I can make B2 read-only or invisible in Properties Window
> when B1 value is seted true and vice versa when for B1 is seted false
>