How does the Control class, provide the ForeColor, BackColor and Font default values?

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Published on 2010-04-01T17:22:16Z Indexed on 2010/04/01 17:23 UTC
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I know that component-model indicates whether a property has a default value or not, by means of ShouldSerializeValue method of PropertyDescriptor.

The base windows-forms Control class, has some properties like ForeColor, BackColor and Font, that defaults to the same value of the parent, but I could not find any TypeDescriptor or PropertyDescriptor that provides these default values. The Control class does not implement ICustomTypeDescriptor nor has a TypeDescriptionProviderAttribute.

How does the Control class indicates that these properties should be serialized or not? Where does it provide the PropertyDescriptors for these properties??

Thanks!!!

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