Hi
I have issues with gridview performance and need to do every bits and pieces to make it works for fast data updates.
I have debugged in the cellstyleselector if a cell data (says double) was changed,
1) it seems the cellstyleselector cells of the whole column were then fired - every rows.
2) worse than that other columns that implement cellstyleselector then fired as well.
Are there way to make sure only cell that has property changed fires cellstyleselector event?
Since almost every column implement cellstylesector - my UI just too slow for users.
If cellselector do not work for me you do have some snippet so I can change cell property base on value condition directly - so only changed cell updates.
BR.
PS. Are there better approach so that i can raise selector event manually like so
editedCell.Style = editedCell.Column.CellStyleSelector.SelectStyle(parentRow.DataContext, editedCell);
However, I am working with observable collection, I cannot get to the cell directly.
Updated...
Any Ideas? On how to prevent repeat rises of cellstyleselector on unchanging cell?
May be I could dig into source code of this cellstyleselector can you tell me what dll and location of this code. I have never built the source code but it might be worth taking time to do so.
Updated...
First I am changing from single notifypropertychanged to all propertychange (so I do all properties changes then rise notify all), since cellstyleselector run through all cells - at least it would run only once - I am testing if this assumption is true or not.
What are your ideas?
Updated... Aug 21, 2012
Any ideas?
I have issues with gridview performance and need to do every bits and pieces to make it works for fast data updates.
I have debugged in the cellstyleselector if a cell data (says double) was changed,
1) it seems the cellstyleselector cells of the whole column were then fired - every rows.
2) worse than that other columns that implement cellstyleselector then fired as well.
Are there way to make sure only cell that has property changed fires cellstyleselector event?
Since almost every column implement cellstylesector - my UI just too slow for users.
If cellselector do not work for me you do have some snippet so I can change cell property base on value condition directly - so only changed cell updates.
BR.
PS. Are there better approach so that i can raise selector event manually like so
editedCell.Style = editedCell.Column.CellStyleSelector.SelectStyle(parentRow.DataContext, editedCell);
However, I am working with observable collection, I cannot get to the cell directly.
Updated...
Any Ideas? On how to prevent repeat rises of cellstyleselector on unchanging cell?
May be I could dig into source code of this cellstyleselector can you tell me what dll and location of this code. I have never built the source code but it might be worth taking time to do so.
Updated...
First I am changing from single notifypropertychanged to all propertychange (so I do all properties changes then rise notify all), since cellstyleselector run through all cells - at least it would run only once - I am testing if this assumption is true or not.
What are your ideas?
Updated... Aug 21, 2012
Any ideas?
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Ifdev02
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answered on 21 Aug 2012, 03:37 AM
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Håkan
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answered on 04 Feb 2014, 09:05 AM
Hi!
I have the same problem using a CellStyleSelector.
On every keystroke in a cell, it gets called.
My style selector sets background and foreground color in the cell depending on its valu.
For me it would be enough to call it once for just the cell I change, and after I leave it.
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Håkan
I have the same problem using a CellStyleSelector.
On every keystroke in a cell, it gets called.
My style selector sets background and foreground color in the cell depending on its valu.
For me it would be enough to call it once for just the cell I change, and after I leave it.
Regards,
Håkan
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Hello Håkan,
The CellStyleSelector should be reevaluated on a PropertyChanged notification. Do you raise such on each key stroke?
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Didie
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The CellStyleSelector should be reevaluated on a PropertyChanged notification. Do you raise such on each key stroke?
Regards,
Didie
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answered on 04 Feb 2014, 09:31 AM
Hi there!
Thanks for the very fast response!
Indeed I had a property changed event fired that I could get rid of.
That partly solved my problem.
Now for the second one, it still calls the StyleSelector for each and every cell in the entire grid, all rows and all columns.
This makes my grid very slow. And it gets slower and slower for every row I add.
Is there anyway I can get it to be called only for my modified cell?
Regards,
Håkan
Thanks for the very fast response!
Indeed I had a property changed event fired that I could get rid of.
That partly solved my problem.
Now for the second one, it still calls the StyleSelector for each and every cell in the entire grid, all rows and all columns.
This makes my grid very slow. And it gets slower and slower for every row I add.
Is there anyway I can get it to be called only for my modified cell?
Regards,
Håkan
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Hi Håkan,
The CellStyleSelector should be reevaluated for the edited cell only. I have also attached the demo project I tested on. Would you please test it at your side and let me know how is your implementation different from mine?
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Didie
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The CellStyleSelector should be reevaluated for the edited cell only. I have also attached the demo project I tested on. Would you please test it at your side and let me know how is your implementation different from mine?
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Didie
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answered on 06 Feb 2014, 08:14 AM
Hi!
I have been digging a little deeper in my problem now and here is what I came up with.
My grid is bound to an observable collection of dynamic objects.
The grid has two fixed columns in the beginning and a variable number of columns after that.
In each of the dynamic columns I have a ComboBox. When I select something in the ComboBox 11 properties on the current object is updated, two of them are bound to the fixed columns and the nine others to the current column i edit.
It seems that every property I set will raise the PropertyChanged event, therefore calling my CellStyleSelector 11 times for each and every cell on the row which in some cases can be up to 150 cells.
So the CellStyleSelector gets called 1650 times at this point, every time setting the same foreground and background color of the cell.
So my question is: Is there anyway to disable this automatic update and call it my self on the CellEditEnded event instead.
And why is it called for every cell in the row, could it be because it also updates the first two columns?
Regards,
Håkan
I have been digging a little deeper in my problem now and here is what I came up with.
My grid is bound to an observable collection of dynamic objects.
The grid has two fixed columns in the beginning and a variable number of columns after that.
In each of the dynamic columns I have a ComboBox. When I select something in the ComboBox 11 properties on the current object is updated, two of them are bound to the fixed columns and the nine others to the current column i edit.
It seems that every property I set will raise the PropertyChanged event, therefore calling my CellStyleSelector 11 times for each and every cell on the row which in some cases can be up to 150 cells.
So the CellStyleSelector gets called 1650 times at this point, every time setting the same foreground and background color of the cell.
So my question is: Is there anyway to disable this automatic update and call it my self on the CellEditEnded event instead.
And why is it called for every cell in the row, could it be because it also updates the first two columns?
Regards,
Håkan
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Hi Håkan,
I am afraid there is not a way to disable those notifications. I am not sure how have you defined your collection of dynamic objects. Do you have the same problem when defining the collection as on this online demo?
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Didie
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I am afraid there is not a way to disable those notifications. I am not sure how have you defined your collection of dynamic objects. Do you have the same problem when defining the collection as on this online demo?
Regards,
Didie
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