I use typdefs for almost any data type I define in a program. Most of the time I am concerned with the data only so a standard typdef is perfect. sometimes I want to also have the look (properties) of the cluster or control stay the same throughout the code. A strict typdef does this, but then causes problems like I cant change the properties at runtime.
I would like the ability to change the master typedef and update all instances to PROPERTY changes (ie size or color scheme...). The current work-around is to temporary save the typdef as strict, close the typdef (causes the propertie changes to update) and then reopen the typdef make it a non-strict typdef and then save and close again.
There should be a synchronize option on typdefs. Turn it on and the look of the typdef will be synchronized, turn it off and you have a standard typdef.
