We are using the PropertyGrid to edit the contents of an object and it works fine. However we need to be notified when the user finishes editing an individual property. The EndEdit event comes pretty close (once we changed EditMode to single) but we can not figure out which property was actually edited.
Obviously one solution is to have the object we are editing implement INotifyPropertyChanged and handle the property changed event. Unfortunately we don't have access to this object and the property access methods are not virtual so we can't easily extend it.
Is there a way to tell which property was edited in the EndEdit event?
Thanks
Obviously one solution is to have the object we are editing implement INotifyPropertyChanged and handle the property changed event. Unfortunately we don't have access to this object and the property access methods are not virtual so we can't easily extend it.
Is there a way to tell which property was edited in the EndEdit event?
Thanks
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Hello,
Thank you for your feedback. Unfortunately, there is no easy way to track the last edited property with the current implementation. We have considered to expose the edited property definition through the event arguments. We will do our best to make this change official with the service pack that will get available in the first week of December.
Regards,
Ivan Ivanov
Telerik
Thank you for your feedback. Unfortunately, there is no easy way to track the last edited property with the current implementation. We have considered to expose the edited property definition through the event arguments. We will do our best to make this change official with the service pack that will get available in the first week of December.
Regards,
Ivan Ivanov
Telerik
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