Beginner Help....

[Mike Bell]

Ok.... I'm trying to build my own custom calendar control for a first custom
control practice project. For this control I'm deriving from the table
class. I have created a new class called CalCell that is derived from the
TableCell class that adds some methods and events. Being th newby that I am,
I can't figure out how to access this class from Table.Rows. i.e
Table1.Row[i].CalCell. Now I'm thinking I have to create my own CalTable
class, and CalRow class. And then add custom collections to each one? Is
this right? Also, how do I make CalRow accessible to CalTable, and CalCell
accessible via CalRow? Perhaps I should just do some reading if this sounds
completely garbled. I appreciate any help or links or comments.

Mike Bell

[Prasad]

Hi

If you planned to do your own Calendar Control. You can derive from
Calendar which is very easy rather than doing all the stuffs of your own.



HTH
Prasad

"Mike Bell" <MichaelKB@cox.net> wrote in message
news:lWLPa.12947$R92.12719@news2.central.cox.net.. .

> Ok.... I'm trying to build my own custom calendar control for a first

custom

> control practice project. For this control I'm deriving from the table
> class. I have created a new class called CalCell that is derived from the
> TableCell class that adds some methods and events. Being th newby that I

am,

> I can't figure out how to access this class from Table.Rows. i.e
> Table1.Row[i].CalCell. Now I'm thinking I have to create my own CalTable
> class, and CalRow class. And then add custom collections to each one? Is
> this right? Also, how do I make CalRow accessible to CalTable, and CalCell
> accessible via CalRow? Perhaps I should just do some reading if this

sounds

> completely garbled. I appreciate any help or links or comments.
>
> Mike Bell
>
>