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rescobar

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.NET Reverse engineering
« on: February 24, 2003, 05:07:50 am »
Please somebody help me!.
I don't undertand why a class created inside a vb.net solution when is reversed to a model, appears in the model, and any object that instantiates this class appears with an association between the two objects. But when an (for example) a datagrid is included in the form (I undestand that we are intantianting a Datagrid class) no class is showed and only a variable referencing the datagrid appears in the form class.
I know that I are missing some concept in object variables, but I don't know where. Thank you for kind help
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Re: .NET Reverse engineering
« Reply #1 on: February 25, 2003, 06:47:37 am »
I assume that you are using the .NET DataGrid class and not one that you have created/inherited on your own.  That being the case, EA has no way of reverse engineering the DataGrid class because it does have a source file associated with it in your project.  It just adds a member variable to the class that contains it.

If you had inherited from the DataGrid or created a new custom DataGrid class and included that source file in the reverse engineering process, then you would get the results that you expected.

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Re: .NET Reverse engineering
« Reply #2 on: February 26, 2003, 04:40:19 am »
Thank you. I will try creating my own classes via framework classes inheritance.
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