You can add properties to assemblies at runtime.
To enable the feature the class has to use the attibute Experior.Core.Properties.DynamicObjectConverter.
Example:
Adding properties two properties
Properties.Add(newDynamicProperty { Name = "Value1", Type = typeof(int), Description = "custom property (integer)",Category = "Testing", Value = 1 });
Properties.Add(newDynamicProperty { Name = "Value2", Type = typeof(float), Description = "custom property (float)", Category = "Testing", Value = 10.0f });
By overriding the DynamicPropertyChanged method the object can handle the changes made to the properties added above
public override void DynamicPropertyChanged(DynamicProperty property)
{
Log.Write(property.Name + " is changed to " + property.Value);
}
See the sample DynamicProperties class in the Demo catalog for more information
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