or
Public Class Product() {
Public string Name {get;set;}
Public ObservableCollection<Price> Prices {
get
;
set
;}
}
Public Class Price()
{
Public
decimal
(12,4) Amount1{
get
;
set
;}
Public
decimal
(12,4) Amount2{
get
;
set
;}
Public
string
Source {
get
;
set
;}
}
If my RadGrid's DataContext is an ObservableCollection of Product.
I open the RadExpressionEditor, with an Item.
Is the any way in the Fields view to see the properties of Price, when I select Prices.
It would be very useful for a user creating a Prices.Sum() to see they have multiple properties available.
Hi, not sure if I found a bug:
When in the range of the slot indicates a busy year earlier, in my case proved 1753 (First year sql server). Schedule performance drops significantly.
Slot slot = this.CreateWorkingSlot(new DateTime(1753, 1, 1, 9, 0, 0), new DateTime(1753, 1, 1, 13, 0, 0), RecurrenceDays.Monday | RecurrenceDays.Tuesday | RecurrenceDays.Wednesday | RecurrenceDays.Thursday | RecurrenceDays.Tuesday);
I'm afraid you do a loop in reverse.
Sorry for my english and thanks,