Why are the interop definitions in System.Windows.Forms internal- March 25, 2004 In a comment on BradA's blog, Chris wonders why Windows Forms didn't expose the structures and pinvoke declarations it uses for interop. This would have saved users from having to redefine them for their own use. I guess there were mainly two reasons: 1) These declarations were put together on an &8220;as necessary&8220; basis. Whenever we needed to call some Win32 API to implement a Windows Forms class, we added some pinvoke declarations. Obviously, the list isn't quite complete - there...http://blogs.msdn.com/rprabhu/archive/2004/03/25/96135.aspx Windows Forms Markup- March 8, 2004 Check out Mike Harsh's post about Windows Forms Markup Language (WFML). The sample and article by Joe Stegman are up on windowsforms.net. Note that this is based on .Net Framework v1.1, so you can try it out today!http://blogs.msdn.com/rprabhu/archive/2004/03/08/86105.aspx |