[Joking post but not without meaning]
Erel has a bad habit
? (because he has too much to do and too little time, but this is not enough to justify the following):
he doesn't create ALL the Sub sets and gets for every property of the classes he creates; not infrequently he declares only a public variable.
This creates a problem, which I show in the following image:
Do you see what the problem is?
Spoiler: That way you can't see an explanation, a comment.
Now... how do I know what that "property", ExtraItems, is for?
So, Erel, I have two possible suggestions:
1 - always create properties as it should be done ?
2 - since you don't want to "waste" time, you could modify the IDE editor and have it write the two Subs, in the same way the editor creates the Sub for creating a custom type object.
Erel has a bad habit
? (because he has too much to do and too little time, but this is not enough to justify the following):he doesn't create ALL the Sub sets and gets for every property of the classes he creates; not infrequently he declares only a public variable.
This creates a problem, which I show in the following image:
Do you see what the problem is?
Spoiler: That way you can't see an explanation, a comment.
Now... how do I know what that "property", ExtraItems, is for?
So, Erel, I have two possible suggestions:
1 - always create properties as it should be done ?
2 - since you don't want to "waste" time, you could modify the IDE editor and have it write the two Subs, in the same way the editor creates the Sub for creating a custom type object.
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