I am trying to databind a DataGridView
to a list that contains a class with the following structure:
MyClass.SubClass.Property
When I step through the code, the SubClass
is never requested.
I don't get any errors, just don't see any data.
Note that I can databind in an edit form with the same hierarchy.
Law of Demeter.
Create a property on MyClass that exposes the SubClass.Property. Like so:
public class MyClass
{
private SubClass _mySubClass;
public MyClass(SubClass subClass)
{
_mySubClass = subClass;
}
public PropertyType Property
{
get { return _subClass.Property;}
}
}
You can add a handler to DataBindingComplete event and fill the nested types there. Something like this:
in form_load:
dataGridView.DataBindingComplete += new DataGridViewBindingCompleteEventHandler(dataGridView_DataBindingComplete);
later in the code:
void dataGridView_DataBindingComplete(object sender,
DataGridViewBindingCompleteEventArgs e)
{
foreach (DataGridViewRow row in dataGridView.Rows)
{
string consumerName = null;
consumerName = ((Operations.Anomaly)row.DataBoundItem).Consumer.Name;
row.Cells["Name"].Value = consumerName;
}
}
It isn't nice but works.
You can't bind a DataGridView to nested properties. It's not allowed.
One solution is to use this ObjectBindingSource as a Datasource.
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