Dear Vixens and Reynards:
In my kludging about making grid work as I need it, I have been
putting properties in the containing form because thisform is
convenient way to refer to them. The properties probably belong in
the grid class (though I may change my mind once I start dealing with
non-grid controls on the form).
Is there an easy way to refer to the grid control that contains
a input control, or do I need to traverse the hierarchy to find the
grid? (Whether I do so when I need the property value or whether I
pass the reference when instantiating the input controls, I expect I
will have to do a traversal at some time.)
Sincerely,
Gene Wirchenko
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