Re: DataGridView row side by side - C# Discussion Boards

mjelten2-Jun-09 1:59

2-Jun-09 1:59

i thought that, but you do not think there is a way to get around it?

Not Active2-Jun-09 3:01

Not Active

2-Jun-09 3:01

The way to get around it is to use the proper tools for the job.

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mjelten2-Jun-09 3:27

2-Jun-09 3:27

probably, but sometimes the time for doing the best solution is to long... i have to change a lot if I am going for a differnt dataholoder....

Henry Minute2-Jun-09 3:56

Henry Minute

2-Jun-09 3:56

Depending on the layout of your form, and how you access the data, you could possibly make your own control, inheriting from DataGridView with the appropriate columns configured, and then create a new control every 6 (or whatever the number was) records. Complicated to keep track of though and could involve large numbers of controls.

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Not Active2-Jun-09 4:25

Not Active

2-Jun-09 4:25

And how is adding time and complexity a solution?

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Henry Minute2-Jun-09 4:30

Henry Minute

2-Jun-09 4:30

I didn't say it was optimal. Simply that it was an approach. Sometimes when you're stuck, even a wrong answer can prompt you into getting it. Smile | :)

mjelten2-Jun-09 4:34

2-Jun-09 4:34

Thanks, I have to think about that. I will probably go with changing the structure of my solution, because i am trying to use datagrudview in a way that it should not be used.

Not Active2-Jun-09 4:24

Not Active

2-Jun-09 4:24

Always time to do it over but never time to do it right.

mjelten wrote:
i have to change a lot if I am going for a differnt dataholoder

Then it probably wasn't architected well enough in the first place. You should be able to change the presentation without affecting that much. But anyway, good luck

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mjelten2-Jun-09 4:38

2-Jun-09 4:38

I agree, but the mistake is already made Frown | :(

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vahidha2-Jun-09 0:55

vahidha

2-Jun-09 0:55

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Manas Bhardwaj2-Jun-09 1:04

Manas Bhardwaj

2-Jun-09 1:04

vahidha wrote:
I need java code for that purpose

And you are asking for that in a C# forum??? Confused | :confused:

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Pete O'Hanlon2-Jun-09 1:25

Pete O'Hanlon

2-Jun-09 1:25

A few points.

vahidha wrote:
Its very urgent..

Not for me it isn't. I couldn't care less.

vahidha wrote:
I need java code for that purpose

If you can't tell the difference between C# and Java, you're not even qualified to stuff envelopes for a living.

vahidha wrote:
I need java code

This isn't rentacoder - we don't write your code for you here. We expect you to get off your lazy ass and write it yourself. We'll help if you get stuck, but as we don't get your pay check, we don't do your job.

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Mbah Dhaim2-Jun-09 1:32

Mbah Dhaim

2-Jun-09 1:32

this your code

try
{
   if (!question.ToUpper().Contains("C#")){
     throw new WrongForumException("You are in wrong forum.");
   }
   if (question.ToUpper().Contains("URGENT")){
     throw new NotYourSlaveException("We are not your slave dud.");
   }
   SomeBodyWillTryToAnswerYourQuestion();
}
catch (Exception ex)
{
  Console.WriteLine("Nice try, but "+ ex.Message +" raised");
}

hope it will open your mind.

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