Wrapping controls
<p>I'm getting started in c# development, and heard it said that all the standard controls should be 'wrapped' in a custom class, even if I don't add any extra functionality at this point. The example that cited this case was an application where someone had developed a system, and the night before deployment the customer asked for the textboxes to behave a certain way, something similar to the old mainframe system, and the developer was able to implement this functionality in 15 minutes by modifiying their control subclass, or class, or whatever it was.</p>

<p>Should I create custom wrappers for the standard controls this way?</p>
