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The code and detailed explanation are attached as grid_3164.zip.
Summary:
Binder.NameToColIndex() always returns -1, even when it seems clear that it should not.
grid_3164.zip
ADAdministrator Syncfusion Team July 28, 2004 06:07 PM UTC
I do not know why this is failing. The string has to be an exact match (case is significant).
If you have the source code, you can use the Assembly Manager to build a debug version of our libraries, and then run your application and step into NameToColIndex to see exactly why it is failing.
Or, if you can attach a sample project, we can do that here.
SLScott LundgrenJuly 28, 2004 07:57 PM UTC
Your answer helped. The case sensitivity is the issue; NameToColIndex() is case-sensitive. However:
gridobj.GridBoundColumns["NOTcaseSENSiTiVeCOLname"]
returns a valid GridBoundColumn reference. So, it seems that the GridBoundColumn collection is not case sensitive, at least, when keying as shown.
So, everything is resolved now. Thanks for the help. Out of curiousity - is there a reason for this behavior?
>I do not know why this is failing. The string has to be an exact match (case is significant).
>
>If you have the source code, you can use the Assembly Manager to build a debug version of our libraries, and then run your application and step into NameToColIndex to see exactly why it is failing.
>
>Or, if you can attach a sample project, we can do that here.
ADAdministrator Syncfusion Team July 28, 2004 10:25 PM UTC
NameToColIndex does a loop with code checking for strict equality. The GridBoundColumn indexers must be using some list lookup code that is not case sensitive.
