You haven't specified if this is a Windows app or Web. I'll assume
that it's a Web app and you want to load data into a GridView. I avoid
wizards (unless they're human!) so I can't tell you how to do it using
the Datasource configuration wizard. But here's a simple sample (C#
3.x syntax) :
Step1: Promote the public fields to public properties:
---
public struct VmsData
{
public byte VmsID {get; set;}
public double Volt1 { get; set; }
public double Volt2 { get; set; }
public double Volt3 { get; set; }
public double Volt4 { get; set; }
...
...
}
---
Step 2: Binding :
---
ASPX Markup :
<asp:GridView ID="grid1" runat="server" AutoGenerateColumns="true" />
Code :
VmsData[] vmsArray = new VmsData[2]
{
new VmsData {VmsID = 1, Volt1 = 1.0D, Volt2 = 2.0D, Volt3 = 3.0D,
Volt4 = 4.0D, CycleCounter = 1, OTPCounter = 1, OVPCounter = 1,
LVPCounter = 1, Temperature = 98.6D, Alive = true, Tries = 1},
new VmsData {VmsID = 2, Volt1 = 1.0D, Volt2 = 2.0D, Volt3 = 3.0D,
Volt4 = 4.0D, CycleCounter = 2, OTPCounter = 2, OVPCounter = 2,
LVPCounter = 2, Temperature = 37.0D, Alive = false, Tries = 2}
};
grid1.DataSource = vmsArray;
grid1.DataBind();
---
On Sep 22, 3:19 am, Markarina <[email protected]> wrote:
> Hmm get the idea but can't seem to get it quite right ... here is what
> I have
>
> public struct VmsData
> {
> public byte VmsID;
> public double Volt1;
> public double Volt2;
> public double Volt3;
> public double Volt4;
> public int CycleCounter;
> public int OTPCounter;
> public int OVPCounter;
> public int LVPCounter;
> public double Temperature;
> public bool Alive;
> public int tries;
> }
> public VmsData [] VmsArray = new VmsData[256];
>
> but when I try and point the datasource to VmsArray all I see is
> VmsData when I try and do the binding using the data source
> configuration wizard.
>
> cheers
>
> Mark
>
