Event-driven model

guest

July 18, 2011 06:08

Hi,

Your grid is quite interesting product and especially your event-driven model. However, I am working with an application in which there is not the similar model. In addition to the current grid, we’ve limited the number of invalidations to increase productivity as a whole, but your grid uses another approach and is notified when updates are received. Could you tell me please, how can I use your grid in the current model?

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  Dapfor Team

  July 18, 2011 06:27

  Hi,

  We introduced this model to that would greatly simplify the life of the programmer. But you do not have to use it. Grid receives notifications, if your objects implement the INotifyPropertyChanged interface or you creaded your custom IDataAdapter. Receiving notification, the Grid simply calls Row.Update(). This method produces a sort, highlighting (if you specify the field), filtering and then regrouping the data. Thus, at regular intervals or when you need, you can simply call the Row.Update() and the grid will do the rest.
  
  Do not hesitate ask your questions. We hope that this will help you,
  The Dapfor Team

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