It should update the Designer's UI, adding the new property; this is probably the most complicated thing. Then it should generate the line of code: "#DesignerProperty: Key: ..." (just like "Generate Members" creates...!).
Nice Idea, but for my workflow it would be better served in the Customview class itself, and to do that you could write a utility and call it with a comment link. I rarely open the designer after I have added the Customview, unless I have to.
Nice Idea, but for my workflow it would be better served in the Customview class itself, and to do that you could write a utility and call it with a comment link. I rarely open the designer after I have added the Customview, unless I have to.
I assume you mean it should be put in the IDE and maybe that would be better. In the example (image) it is assumed that you are creating the CV and then the class is opened in the IDE and loaded an instance in a layout.
If there were both possibilities it would be even better
To be honest, I have all of the DesignerProperty examples saved as a snippet. I just paste them all, change, duplicate as required and delete the ones I don't need. Quick and easy.