listItems is not private, it is protected (you can see it declared in the listBase class). So it will simply be available in any code you have in your subclass.
--- In [email protected], "Matt Maher" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Since Alex cannot help me, can anyone else help me get to the > illusive "listItems" object that a datagrid has? I see it's related > to the ListData object and have tried several ways of trying to get > to the object with no luck. > > Alex's reference here to "Subclassing" is stumping me. When I look > around for how to "subclass" it's simply extending the object. But > that doesn't seem to expose any of the underlying private objects. > > > Seriously, I'm really stumped on this one. It's just some principle > I'm missing, obviously. I have created new datagrid extending > objects, tried using casts through interfaces, just about anything I > could think of. I'd like to learn this if possible. Please help! > > > Thanks a bunch for a simple code snippet > > >
