getting HtmlTextWriter of a control

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is it possible to get HtmlTextWriter of a control?
if no, then how can i call the RenderEndTag of a control in code behind?

i am facing a problem in my application. i extended the listbox user control and override its RenderEndTag event.

if i used the new listbox (Mylistbox) normally inside a WebPage, everything works fine. but when i put Mylistbox in a Webusercontrol and include the Webusercontrol in a WebPage, the RenderEndTag of the control is not called for some reason.

so i guessed that i should explicitly call 'RenderEndTag' of the control. to do so i need to pass an HtmlTextWriter...

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