I'm trying to bind my winform controls to a BindingSource instead of a
DataView and I'm setting the DataView as the BindingSource's DataSource
property.
My main reason for binding to the Bindingsource instead of the DataView
directly is to take advantage of the RaiseListChangedEvents boolean property
in the BindingSource.
Then I have code that (in summary) looks like this:
// start of code
bindingSource.RaiseListChangedEvents = false;

//  do stuff like merging data into underlying dataset
// set filters on dataviews, etc

bindingSource.RaiseListChangedEvents = true;
bindingSource.ResetBindings (false);
// end of code

When I'm "doing stuff" to the underlying data, I'm noticing that ListChange
events are still firing. I have hooked up the ListChange events of the
DataViews that are the DataSource of the BindingSource objects earlier but I
would have thought that they'd be supressed. Is it only the BindingSource's
own ListChange that gets affected and not the underlying DataSource (in this
case a DataView)?