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<RefactorLibrary> <Refactor id="[MSComCtl.ocx]"> <Migrate location="DoNotDeclare" migName="System.Windows.Forms" /> <Migrate id="IProgressBar.Min" migName="Minimum" /> <Migrate id="IProgressBar.Max" migName="Maximum" /> <Migrate id="IProgressBar.Appearance" migStatus="mustCorrect" /> <migClass id="NetControl.ProgressBar" migName="System.Windows.Forms.ProgressBar" parent="ProgressBar"> <property id="Location" value="(Left,Top)" nPram="2" migPattern="new System.Drawing.Point(%1d, %2d)" /> <property id="Name" type="string" value="SYM.name" /> <property id="Size" value="(Width,Height)" nPram="2" migPattern="new System.Drawing.Size(%1d, %2d)" /> <property id="TabIndex" type="Integer" value="TabIndex" default="0" /> <!-- NOT MAPPED for designer Appearance = System.Windows.Forms.AppearanceConstants.cc3D; --> </migClass> </Refactor> </RefactorLibrary> |
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In addition to implicit loading using the mig.IDF file naming convention, it is possible (and recommended) to explicitly name RefactorLibrary with more descriptive names and register them using Registry-MigFile commands prior to the <Compile> . For example: <Registry type="MigFile" source="RICHTX32.OCX" target="RICHTX32.OCX.WinForms.Refactor" /> |
The Mig.IDF file should be placed in "user" folder in the project work space along with the other upgrade scripts, code, and documentation you are developing for your upgrade solution.
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