I have a method that has 3 overrides, but calling the method outside of a "parent" override (one that accepts no parameters) is useless. Other than a xml comment indicating this, is there an attribute that I can use to mark the method as such?
Some additional information if needed:
The "parent" method accepts no parameters, and just loops through controls on a form to mark them read-only or editable. When that method runs into a panel, or into a groupbox, it calls the appropriate method that begins a new loop through the contents of THAT groupbox or panel using an override method, and if it runs into a panel or groupbox it starts yet another loop until all controls possible are changed...but calling the override methods that accept a groupbox or panel as a parameter would be useless to call if called separately from the "parent" method.
I hope that makes sense...unless someone has a better idea for the concept in general, I'm just looking for a way to prevent myself (or anyone else) from using the overrides, it's already marked private, but other than xml comments, I don't know of a way to make it stand out as a "hey dummy! don't use me out of context!"
