Using assembly information from a different assembly
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How do you scope information from one assembly to another? I have a generic host dialog DLL and I use that to create applications in the form of user controls. The host dialog DLL however is the default system menu and has no scope of the assembly who's information I want to pass in. For example: Host dialog is a WinForm DLL. It has the client area as well as the non-client area for window controls (minimize close, system menu). Apps are created using user controls that are addded to projects and each one has the host dialog in common. I would like to have a generic About selection added to the system menu but display fields from the assembly of the project and not the host dialog DLL. Hope that was clear Thanks
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How do you scope information from one assembly to another? I have a generic host dialog DLL and I use that to create applications in the form of user controls. The host dialog DLL however is the default system menu and has no scope of the assembly who's information I want to pass in. For example: Host dialog is a WinForm DLL. It has the client area as well as the non-client area for window controls (minimize close, system menu). Apps are created using user controls that are addded to projects and each one has the host dialog in common. I would like to have a generic About selection added to the system menu but display fields from the assembly of the project and not the host dialog DLL. Hope that was clear Thanks
I know this was answered in Quick Answer, but an FYI. One, don't cross-post. By that I mean, post your question in one place and wait for an answer, not in two or more forums. Secondly, if you solve your problem in one of these forums (not the quick answers) then edit the title so that it says solved.
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I know this was answered in Quick Answer, but an FYI. One, don't cross-post. By that I mean, post your question in one place and wait for an answer, not in two or more forums. Secondly, if you solve your problem in one of these forums (not the quick answers) then edit the title so that it says solved.
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If I could have withdrawn from quick answer I would have so as to not double post. As it was I got my answer in the Quick Answer. So better that it remained there for visibility.
As you had a reply to your message here, you would have been better editing your question to put a link to the QA version. As it is, there's now a dangling reply.
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