I'm trying to bind a collection to a DataGridView. As it turns out it's impossible for the user to edit anything in this DataGridView although EditMode is set to EditOnKeystrokeOrF2.
Here is the simplified code:
public Supplies()
{
InitializeComponent();
List<string> l = new <string>();
l.Add("hello");
this.SuppliesDataGridView.DataSource = l;
}
It also doesn't work when I change the collection type to SortableBindingList, Dictionary or even use a BindingSource.
What can be wrong here?
For me the following method works as expected:
Go into the code of your form and bind your CustomCollection to the BindingSource
var cc = new CustomCollection();
bindingSource1.DataSource = cc;
Remarks:
The DataGridView is just the last part in your chain to (dis)allow changing, adding and removing objects from your list (or CustomCollection). There is also a property AllowNew
within the BindingSource and the ICollection
interface has a property IsReadOnly
which must be set to false
to allow editing. Last but not least, the properties of your class within the collection must have a public setter method to allow changing of a value.
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