Hello,
My team is facing an issue related to the Property Grid component of the WPF, there is an object that has a property of type Point that is represeted as 123.34;1232.34 in the property grid, with a default point value it works however the set value event of the property is not fired when you try to change the value of the textbox, it seems that there is no 2 way binding.
This only happens to that property, so we are suspicious it is because of the type of the property.
Can you help us?
Thank you
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Hello,
Thank you for the information provided.
May I ask you some additional questions in order to better assist you? How are you representing the Point class in the PropertyGrid as "123.34;1232.34"? I assume those are two different properties of the Point class. Are you then overriding the ToString() method of the Point in order to represent it like so?
In that case, it would be expected that the setter of the Point property won't be fired. What I can suggest is to use the NestedProperties functionality of the RadPropertyGrid in order to edit the properties within the Point class.
Another possible approach would be to create a custom editor for that property. You can take a look at the EditorAttribute example to learn more about that approach.
Please let me know if you find any of these approaches applicable.
Regards,
Vladimir Stoyanov
Progress Telerik
Thank you for the information provided.
May I ask you some additional questions in order to better assist you? How are you representing the Point class in the PropertyGrid as "123.34;1232.34"? I assume those are two different properties of the Point class. Are you then overriding the ToString() method of the Point in order to represent it like so?
In that case, it would be expected that the setter of the Point property won't be fired. What I can suggest is to use the NestedProperties functionality of the RadPropertyGrid in order to edit the properties within the Point class.
Another possible approach would be to create a custom editor for that property. You can take a look at the EditorAttribute example to learn more about that approach.
Please let me know if you find any of these approaches applicable.
Regards,
Vladimir Stoyanov
Progress Telerik
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