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May 17th, 2013, 11:15 PM
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Re: Creating a Property (Get/Set) Class
Wow, thank you for all the input. I think I might stick to overloaded functions as I want to make my code relatively standard.
The idea was so I could do things like Form.Width = 180, and it would call something like WindowSetPos API using the current x, y, and m_Height, but change m_Width to 180 and resize it.
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