I for one appreciate your taking the time to build (or at least to paste in) a real
sample, rather than talking in general terms as so many of us do in this group.
On a completely different topic (one that I fear could start a religious debate), is
there a public guideline suggesting that the formatting used here
[snippet from your post]
public override bool IsReadOnly
{
get
{
return false;
}
}
[end snippet] is preferable to the much shorter and at-least-as-clear
[shorter snippet]
public override bool IsReadOnly {get {return false;} }
[end shorter snippet] ?
(You seem to have used tabs, not spaces, in your pasted program; my email program may
have expanded those tabs to more spaces than you intended. But 7 lines instead of 1
seems unnecessary.)
At 02:28 AM 9/29/2004, Alexander Shirshov wrote (in part)
>Luis,
>
>You want to bind a column in the grid to "T" property of "B", right?
>It's possible using custom ITypedList implementation and a class
>derived from PropertyDescriptor. I wrote a sample for you. It binds
>one column of the grid to "Foo.Name" and the second -- to
>"Foo.Bar.Name". It's fully working, have a look. [snip]
J. Merrill / Analytical Software Corp
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