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Programming in C# Data Binding to Controls

Programming in C# Data Binding to Controls. CSE 494R (proposed course for 459 Programming in C#) Prof. Roger Crawfis. The BindList class. The BindingList class provides a generic wrapper around a collection supporting the IList interface.

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Programming in C# Data Binding to Controls

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  1. Programming in C#Data Binding to Controls CSE 494R (proposed course for 459 Programming in C#) Prof. Roger Crawfis

  2. The BindList class • The BindingList class provides a generic wrapper around a collection supporting the IList interface. • It provides list changed events and many other properties (including sorting). • The easiest way to create one is by passing in an existing collection: IList<int> numberList = newList<int>(20); BindingList<int> bindingNumbers = newBindingList<int>(numberList);

  3. Example • A simple Windows Form with a listView a ComboBox and a button to add more items.

  4. Example publicpartialclassForm1 : Form { privateBindingList<int> bindingNumbers; privateIList<int> numberList = newList<int>(20); privateintnextNumber = 10; publicForm1() { InitializeComponent(); for(inti = 0; i < nextNumber; i++) numberList.Add(i); bindingNumbers= newBindingList<int>(numberList); listBox1.DataSource = bindingNumbers; comboBox1.DataSource = bindingNumbers; }  privatevoidaddButton_Click(object sender, EventArgse) { bindingNumbers.Add(nextNumber++); } }

  5. Formatted Text • Note that the controls displayed the integers. • Each control will use a Formatter to convert the object to a string representation. • This is typically the default ToString() method of the object. • Works for any type:

  6. Example 2 publicpartialclassForm1 : Form     { privateBindingList<object> bindingObjects; privateIList<object> objectList = newList<object>(20); public Form1()         { InitializeComponent(); for (inti = 1; i < 10; i++) objectList.Add(newDateTime(2008,5,i)); for (inti = 10; i < 14; i++) objectList.Add(i); objectList.Add("Hello World"); objectList.Add(numberList); bindingObjects = newBindingList<object>(objectList);             listBox1.DataSource = bindingObjects;             comboBox1.DataSource = bindingObjects;

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