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I have a very simple class

public class Preferences
{
    public bool RepeatInfinite { get; set; }
    public int RepeatCount { get; set; }
}

If I put this class in another assembly it shows up in the Settings tab when you browse for the type. If I however put this class in the same assembly as the running program, I can't see it or browse for it. What's going on here?

+2  A: 

I've had the same problem and it's quite annoying. To work around it I do the following.

  • Create the setting and type it to Object
  • Open the settings file in notepad
  • Change the type to the name of the type in the same assembly (fully qualified name)
  • Reopen the designer.
  • Make an innocuous change, hit save and the C# file gets regenerated with your type.
JaredPar
Tom