Is there a simple way to create a BindingList wrapper (with projection), which would update as the original list updates?
From what I\'ve learned, you can\'t cast to BindingList, but rather you can wrap your result from the Linq query with a NEW BindingList. However, this doesn\'t work for me, because my Original Binding
I have an existing class that has a List and I need to change this List to a BindingList but the class has a property that return a ReadOnlyCollection of this list.This is important that this list can
DataGridView in .Net has built-in support for adding new items at the bottom. Last row is treated in a special way. The IBindingSource interface supports this through AddNew/EndNew/CancelNew methods.
Although BindingList<T> and ObservableCollection<T> provide mechanisms to detect list changes, they don\'t support mechanisms to detect/intercept changes before they happen.
i have a BindingList as a datasource and a grid control, if the user deletes a row in the grid, i want him to get a confirmation (a messagebox for example),
I would like to do some processing before an item is added to a BindingList.I see there is an ListChanged event but this is fired after the item is added.The AddingNew event is only fired when the Add
I have a DataGridView with the DataSource set to List<myClass> However, the new row indicator does not display when I set AllowUserToAddRows to true,
Is possible to edit properties of business object (开发者_Go百科one property, one column) binded as BindingList to Winforms DataGridView?