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DataGrid - Enter Data to cell which is not in edit mode

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Ori - 12 Oct 2004 18:42 GMT
Hi,

I have a grid which I'm entering data into and I'm looking for a way
to do the following:

By default, the active cell is NOT in edit mode (the cell is marked
but without curser inside). I want that once the user click on any
key, we change the cell to be in edit mode and add the first key into
the cell. My problem is that I'm always missing the first key pressed
(I get the event, but I don't have any way to set the cell text). Any
idea how I can control this? Any special property which I'm not aware
of?

Thanks,

Ori.
mklapp - 14 Oct 2004 14:13 GMT
If it is not feasible to turn off readonly for the grid, there should be a
property of the EventArgs (Key handled or handled) which you can set to false
That lets the keystroke continue to work its way through the hierarchy which
may fix your problem.

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> Ori.

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