Hello,

I am writing my first real (non-demo) application in WPF and still
have a long way to go before I get the hang of it. However, rught now,
I have a a gridview that lists all of the stored procedures used by my
main application as well as images representing check-marks of whether
they already exist in the db (to bo deployed to) and in the scm (to be
deployed from. I am currently displaying all the paths to the files
including the local path, scm depot path for sproc, the code file(s)
that uses the sproc, etc. This is a bit onerous and ugly in practice.
I would like to be able to have the name of the sproc in the first
column and have the user be able to click-on the cell and pop-up a
window that displays all of this background information.

Is there a good way to do this? Is gridview maybe not the best
solution for this problem? Would it be better to use a "Details"
button (not my favorite idea b/c it is not very WPF like.

Thanks in advance,

rbr

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