1) Currently, there are no property settings available to manage this. At this point, you would have to handle an event, TableControlMoveCurrentCellDirection, and move things yourself. Here is little snippet to give you the idea.
private void gridGroupingControl1_TableControlMoveCurrentCellDirection(object sender, GridTableControlMoveCurrentCellDirectionEventArgs e)
{
GridTableCellStyleInfo style = e.TableControl.Model[e.Inner.RowIndex, e.Inner.ColIndex];
int lastCol = style.TableCellIdentity.Table.TableDescriptor.VisibleColumns.Count - 1;
if(style.TableCellIdentity.Column.MappingName == style.TableCellIdentity.Table.TableDescriptor.VisibleColumns[lastCol].Name)
{
if( e.Inner.Direction == GridDirectionType.Right)
{
GridCurrentCell cc = e.TableControl.CurrentCell;
cc.MoveDown(1);
cc.MoveTo(cc.RowIndex, cc.ColIndex - lastCol);
e.Inner.Handled = true;
e.Inner.Result = true;
}
}
}
2) You can prevent a cell fdrom becoming the currentcell by setting style.Enabled=false for that cell. So, if you do not want a column enabled, you could do something like:
this.gridGroupingControl1.TableDescriptor.Columns["ParentName"].Appearance.AnyCell.Enabled = false;
3) You set the BackColor of a column by setting the style.BackColor property for that column.
this.gridGroupingControl1.TableDescriptor.Columns["ParentName"].Appearance.AnyCell.BackColor = Color.Red;
4) You set the style.Trimming property for that column.
this.gridGroupingControl1.TableDescriptor.Columns["ParentName"].Appearance.AnyCell.Trimming = StringTrimming.EllipsisWord;
5) If you want to change a whole series of values in a DataTable and not have each change individually propagated to the grid, before modifying the datatable values, set
this.gridGroupingControl1.Table.TableDirty = true;
and then do not access any this.gridGroupingControl1 properties until you have completed your update.
1) You use either grid.GridBoundColumns["Col1"}.StyleInfo.Enabled or grid.Binder.InternalColumns["Col1"].StyleInfo.Enabled depending upon whether you have added GridBoundColumns or not.
2) Same as 1 except you set StyleInfo.BackColor.
