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Modifying an Existing Component: Overview

The easiest way to create a component is to derive it from a component that does nearly everything you want, then make whatever changes you need. What follows is a simple example that modifies the standard memo component to create a memo that does not wrap words by default.

The value of the memo component's WordWrap property is initialized to True. If you frequently use non-wrapping memos, you can create a new memo component that does not wrap words by default.

Note: To modify published properties or save specific event handlers for an existing component, it is often easier to use a component template rather than create a new class.
Modifying an existing component takes only two steps:

- Creating and registering the component.
- Modifying the component class.

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