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17335 | Aug 5,2004 10:18 PM UTC | Aug 6,2004 02:54 PM UTC | WinForms | 1 |
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if (gridVolatileData != null)
gridVolatileData.Clear();
This is where you can implement a hook. VolatileData is a object that you can replace.
What you should do is derive a class from GridVolatileData and override its Clear method.
You need to assign a instance of your derived volatile data object to the GridModel.VolatileData property.
Stefan
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