How to place search button in DataGridView cell in Windows Application like font selecting in control property window in Visual Studio 2010
This may not be a direct answer to your question but you might want to look at Object List View
http://objectlistview.sourceforge.net/cs/index.html
It actually wraps a ListView but has a lot of capabilities including reading data from a database as I recall. This provides for in-cell editors. For standard things like colors it has a built in cell editor. If that does not work then you can roll your own.
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I have been looking for a couple of days for a UWP control that has similar functionality as the WPF ListView, which allows me to create a table like appearance.
Is there a control like this in the UWP or not?
What I want to achieve is a SCRUM and Kanban overview for Jira Software. Maybe there are better options.
Microsoft has created an add-on control that fits this use case nicely, the DataGrid control from their community toolkit.
More details: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/communitytoolkit/controls/datagrid
It supports sorting, filtering, grouping, and can even generate columns automatically from supplied data.
There is a control such as that and it is called listview.
https://msdn.microsoft.com/library/windows/apps/windows.ui.xaml.controls.listview.aspx
Maybe you could use GridView as well, there is a nice short tutorial on:
https://channel9.msdn.com/Series/Windows-10-development-for-absolute-beginners/UWP-040-Data-Binding-to-the-GridView-and-ListView-Controls
I was working with GUI automation for visual studio C# desktop application.
There I have DataGridView and inside the grid I have combo box and check boxes.
I tried to automate these using pywinauto, I can get only grid layout control only
and internal things I cant able to get the controls
(I tried with print _control_identifiers() , Swapy, AutoIT Window Info and winspy also..)
anyone plz tell me how to automate visual studio C# DataGridView and its sub controls using pywinauto for desktop application??
The short answer is that there's no good way to automate sub-controls of a DataGridView using PyWinAuto.
If you want to read data out of a DataGridView (e.g. read the text contents of a cell, or determine whether a checkbox is checked), you are completely out of luck. If you want to control a DataGridView, there are two approaches that you can try:
clicking at various coordinate offsets.
sending keypresses to it to mimic keyboard navigation.
These may work if your DataGridView has a small amount of data in it, but once the DataGridView starts needing scrollbars you're out of luck. Furthermore, clicking at offsets is sensitive to the sizes of the rows and columns, and if the columns can be resized then this approach will never be reliable.
Try the version 0.6.6 of pywinauto which has better support for datagridview now. https://github.com/pywinauto/pywinauto/releases. Dont forget to use uia backend. Example below
Application(backend="uia")
I am an experienced coder who is trying to learn C# and WPF. Now, I am a bit of a stickler for detail, and I want to make sure my applications blend in with the rest of the user interface. However, I cannot seem to get this done using a ListView. My setup is simple - add a ListView to my window, bind to an ObservableCollection of my choice, and run the application.
The result is that the items pop up just fine (be it without meaningful contents). However, the selection rectangle on a ListView is always the dark blue that throws me back to the pre-XP days as opposed to the neater themed selection you have using the default Windows 7 visual style. To see that kind of selection in action, just select a file in explorer, or for another example look in the Programs and Features in the Control Panel. That looks nice and slick.
How can I get WPF to properly theme my ListView depending on my user settings? I don't want to reinvent the entire selection code and add tons of styling and doodahs like that - I want a plain Windows application that looks okay. The button works fine, textboxes work fine, comboboxes look fine, etc. It's just the ListView that looks totally crap.
Edit: I have no problems using another (very, very preferably not a thirdparty) control if required, but I do want a list of items that looks native and I approach a layout similar to the Tiles option in Explorer for each selected item (icon, desc, extra line of info). Vertical scrolling only is what I need.
If you use a ListView with ListView.View set to a GridView then you get a pretty similar look as Windows 7 explorer. (Atleast in my opinion, or is this the look you're talking about?). It also follows the active theme
Example 1. ListView with GridView to the right. Selection active
Example 2. ListView with GridView to the right. Selection inactive
Example 3. Using High Contrast Theme #2
I need to build a blotter using csharp and WPF. Basically, like an excel sheet but would have the capability of customizing backgrounds of each cell or setting the value of each cell. But not sure where to start.
If anybody build blotters in csharp or WPF, a few pointers on where to get started would be great. If you can suggest some good open source blotters that I can copy and enhance, that would also be great.
I cannot use standard data grids as they lack many of the capabilities I am looking for.
I know windows forms and applications related to that which have standard controls but to create cells that are editable/customizable like excel, not sure where to start....
Take a look at the Adaptable Blotter (www.adaptableblotter.com).
It includes all the functionality that you seek and works with a number of different WPF grid controls, both vendor and open source. There is a single set of screens giving you advanced search, flashing cells, bulk editing etc but with individual implementations for each underlying grid.
You can use a UniformGrid to create the Grid. You can put Textboxes or even more advanced UserControls into the cells.
Do you have any idea how to present all rows from let's say table with the possibility to click on particular row and open that way another window to edit?
I've got no idea how to create this. I would like to avoid access like creation by built-in wizards in Microsoft Visual Studio 2008.
Perhaps you know where I can find more information.
Execute a query which retrieves an overview of the records that you want to display.
When you double-click a row, you retrieve the records that represent that entity, and display it in another window...
That's in a nutshell how you could do it.
For a web application you may want to look at this Walkthrough as MSDN. You can find a winform walkthrough at MSDN as well. Though you say that you prefer doing it without the designers, I suggest that you go through the walkthrough using the designer and look at the code that it produces as a sample of how you could do it by hand. You could then adapt the example as needed for your purposes. For more references try googling "master detail view."
well i would use wpf with a stackpanel of listboxes
the rows are dynamically added to the stackpanel.
the listboxes contain textfields that are databind -ed to mouseclickevents and onchanged events.
http://dotnetslackers.com/articles/silverlight/WPFTutorial.aspx