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Refresh a single GridItem on a PropertyGrid

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Chris - 08 Feb 2007 11:56 GMT
Hi,

does anybody know how to refresh single GridItems of a PropertyGrid
control? I know I can use PropertyGrid.Refresh() to update all
GridItems, but this will steal the focus when you are editing one of
the GridItem values.

I need to find a way to update the displayed value of a single
GridItem (e. g. Property X) without interrupting the user with his
editing activities on another GridItem (e. g. Property Y) of the same
PropertyGrid.

Best regards,
Chris
Ciaran O''Donnell - 12 Feb 2007 10:15 GMT
I dont think the PropertyGrid is capable of this but I think if your objects
implement IPropertyChanged interface then that is probably how the PG would
do this itself.

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