I''m setting up some unit tests (NUnit).
The unit test involves setting the values of cells programmatically. For example:
Grid(1, 3).Text = "3.0"
The result should be the another grid gets updated. I''m doing this is the CurrentCellChanged event. This event is not being enacted.
How can I get this event to fire? Is there another way to do it?
AD
Administrator
Syncfusion Team
February 4, 2005 01:12 PM UTC
Look for a SaveCellText event or SaveCellInfo event.
The CurrentCellChanged event is only fired when text in the current cell is changed, e.g. if you call
grid.CurrentCell.Renderer.BeginEdit();
grid.CurrentCell.Renderer.Control = "3.0";
Stefan
>I''m setting up some unit tests (NUnit).
>
>The unit test involves setting the values of cells programmatically. For example:
>
>Grid(1, 3).Text = "3.0"
>
>The result should be the another grid gets updated. I''m doing this is the CurrentCellChanged event. This event is not being enacted.
>
>How can I get this event to fire? Is there another way to do it?
>
NZ
Nick Zdunic
February 6, 2005 05:06 PM UTC
How do I programmatically get the current cell to be a specific reference. For instance I want to grid cell reference (1, 3) to be set to 3.0 and therefore get the event to fire.
>Look for a SaveCellText event or SaveCellInfo event.
>
>The CurrentCellChanged event is only fired when text in the current cell is changed, e.g. if you call
>
>grid.CurrentCell.Renderer.BeginEdit();
>grid.CurrentCell.Renderer.Control = "3.0";
>
>Stefan
>
>>I''m setting up some unit tests (NUnit).
>>
>>The unit test involves setting the values of cells programmatically. For example:
>>
>>Grid(1, 3).Text = "3.0"
>>
>>The result should be the another grid gets updated. I''m doing this is the CurrentCellChanged event. This event is not being enacted.
>>
>>How can I get this event to fire? Is there another way to do it?
>>
NZ
Nick Zdunic
February 6, 2005 05:11 PM UTC
Furthermore, the BeginEdit function is not present in CurrentCell in the version of the grid I''m using (2.0.5.0) The Control property is also readonly.
>I''m setting up some unit tests (NUnit).
>
>The unit test involves setting the values of cells programmatically. For example:
>
>Grid(1, 3).Text = "3.0"
>
>The result should be the another grid gets updated. I''m doing this is the CurrentCellChanged event. This event is not being enacted.
>
>How can I get this event to fire? Is there another way to do it?
>
AD
Administrator
Syncfusion Team
February 6, 2005 08:17 PM UTC
Hi Nick,
my fault - the code lines were wrong ...
WRT to moving the current cell you need to call MoveTo.
This code should work:
grid.CurrentCell.MoveTo(1, 3)l
grid.CurrentCell.BeginEdit();
grid.CurrentCell.Renderer.ControlText = "3.0";
To commit changes to the underlying grid call
grid.CurrentCell.ConfirmChanges();
Stefan
>Furthermore, the BeginEdit function is not present in CurrentCell in the version of the grid I''m using (2.0.5.0) The Control property is also readonly.
>
>>I''m setting up some unit tests (NUnit).
>>
>>The unit test involves setting the values of cells programmatically. For example:
>>
>>Grid(1, 3).Text = "3.0"
>>
>>The result should be the another grid gets updated. I''m doing this is the CurrentCellChanged event. This event is not being enacted.
>>
>>How can I get this event to fire? Is there another way to do it?
>>
NZ
Nick Zdunic
February 7, 2005 03:38 AM UTC
Yep - that works. Thanks.
>Hi Nick,
>
>my fault - the code lines were wrong ...
>
>WRT to moving the current cell you need to call MoveTo.
>
>This code should work:
>
>
>grid.CurrentCell.MoveTo(1, 3)l
>grid.CurrentCell.BeginEdit();
>grid.CurrentCell.Renderer.ControlText = "3.0";
>
>
>To commit changes to the underlying grid call
>
>grid.CurrentCell.ConfirmChanges();
>
>Stefan
>
>>Furthermore, the BeginEdit function is not present in CurrentCell in the version of the grid I''m using (2.0.5.0) The Control property is also readonly.
>>
>>>I''m setting up some unit tests (NUnit).
>>>
>>>The unit test involves setting the values of cells programmatically. For example:
>>>
>>>Grid(1, 3).Text = "3.0"
>>>
>>>The result should be the another grid gets updated. I''m doing this is the CurrentCellChanged event. This event is not being enacted.
>>>
>>>How can I get this event to fire? Is there another way to do it?
>>>
NZ
Nick Zdunic
February 7, 2005 03:54 AM UTC
Hi - just another thing. How do I get this to work for a checkbox column?
>Yep - that works. Thanks.
>
>>Hi Nick,
>>
>>my fault - the code lines were wrong ...
>>
>>WRT to moving the current cell you need to call MoveTo.
>>
>>This code should work:
>>
>>
>>grid.CurrentCell.MoveTo(1, 3)l
>>grid.CurrentCell.BeginEdit();
>>grid.CurrentCell.Renderer.ControlText = "3.0";
>>
>>
>>To commit changes to the underlying grid call
>>
>>grid.CurrentCell.ConfirmChanges();
>>
>>Stefan
>>
>>>Furthermore, the BeginEdit function is not present in CurrentCell in the version of the grid I''m using (2.0.5.0) The Control property is also readonly.
>>>
>>>>I''m setting up some unit tests (NUnit).
>>>>
>>>>The unit test involves setting the values of cells programmatically. For example:
>>>>
>>>>Grid(1, 3).Text = "3.0"
>>>>
>>>>The result should be the another grid gets updated. I''m doing this is the CurrentCellChanged event. This event is not being enacted.
>>>>
>>>>How can I get this event to fire? Is there another way to do it?
>>>>
AD
Administrator
Syncfusion Team
February 7, 2005 01:04 PM UTC
A checkbox has no active state, so there is no way to get CurrentCellChanged to be raised if you are programmatically changing the cellvale (do a CurrentCell.MovetTo and CurrentCell.BeginEdit does not work as there is no active state in a checkbox). Now your user ckecking the checkbox does raise the CurrentCellChanged event, but you programmatically changing it, does not.
If you want to catch programmatic changes in a checkbox, you can use the SaveCellInfo event.
