AddChildItemBinded & ReadOnly Properties |
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ianp
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Posted: 03 February 2006 at 11:39pm |
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I'm having difficulty updating the value displayed by a propertygrid item which is bound to a readonly property. Here is the code I used to add the bound item:
If the value of oItems.Count subsequently changes, I need the PropertyGrid to display the new value, so (as per the documentation) I explicitly update the PropertyGridItem value with the contents of the variable:
However, when I do this, I get the following run-time error:
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Oleg
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Check that wndPropertyGrid.FindItem("Count") returns some object and not "Nothing".
If you don't set xpgItem.ReadOnly = True do you have this error? |
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Oleg, Support Team
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ianp
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Hi Oleg
If I don't set the ReadOnly flag on the PropertyGridItem, then I get the same error when programmatically setting the value, or by typing the new value into the propertygrid using the keyboard. The error message that appears is technically correct. oItems.Count is a Property, of type Long, defined with a Get and no Let or Set. (i.e. the Count property is a read only value which is set based on other properties within the oItems object)
Any other ideas, or should I just revert to a regular child item as I am only displaying this value for informational purposes and have no real need for this property to be bound? |
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Oleg
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Think the problem that you bind the item to non "Long" property. Instead AddChildItemBinded use AddChildItem.
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