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 fo
Hello Alexander. Thanks a lot.
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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 worki
Hello Drew,
> No, but you can do it with manual configuration of Binding instances. So for
> instance, if you throw a text box on your form real quick and do the
> following, you'll see that it binds just fine (you can control the position
> of the CurrencyManager by selecting a diff. row in the
Luis Abreu wrote:
> Hello.
>
> ok, suppose you have class A, which has a property named classb of
> type ClassB. ClassB also has a property named T.
>
> class A
> {
> public ClassB classB {...}
> }
>
> class B
> {
> public string T;
> }
>
>
> Now let's suppose that I have an array or a colle
