Infragistics Windows Controls Integration Complete

I've been seriously neglecting my blogging duties in favor of getting work done <s>, but wanted to post information on our integration with Infragistics Windows Controls. We completed the integration a few weeks back, integrating the following Infragistics controls with MM .NET:

• AnimationControl
• UltraButton
• UltraCalculator
• UltraCalculatorDropDown
• UltraCalendarCombo
• UltraChart
• UltraCheckEditor
• UltraColorPicker
• UltraCombo
• UltraComboEditor
• UltraCurrencyEditor
• UltraDateTimeEditor
• UltraDayView
• UltraDropDownButton
• UltraExplorerBar
• UltraFontNameEditor
• UltraGrid
• UltraLabel
• UltraListBar
• UltraMaskedEdit
• UltraMonthViewMulti
• UltraMonthViewSingle
• UltraNumericEditor
• UltraOptionSet
• UltraPictureBox
• UltraStatusBar
• UltraTabControl
• UltraTabStripControl
• UltraTextEditor
• UltraTimeZoneEditor
• UltraTreeView
• UltraWeekView

As with their web controls, we have added MM . NET automatic data binding, security, and localization to these controls. Again, if you're not familiar with these controls, I recommend checking them out (www.infragistics.com).

Did You Know?

You can use the .NET FlagsAttribute to specify that an enumeration can be treated as a bit field. For example:

[Flags()]
public enum mmSecurityAccessFormLevel
{
   /// <summary>
   /// Edit
   /// </summary>
   Edit = 1,

   /// <summary>
  /// Add
  /// </summary>
   Add = 2,

    /// <summary>
   /// Delete
   /// </summary>
   Delete = 4,
}

You can then use bit operators to determine if a particular flag is set. For example:

this.chkUserAdd.Checked =
   ((AccessLevel & mmSecurityAccessFormLevel.Add) == mmSecurityAccessFormLevel.Add);

Kevin McNeish
.NET/C# MVP
www.oakleafsd.com

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Posted Dec 07 2004, 09:12 AM by KevinMcNeish