I want to save a datagridview layout to a file. Not the data - just the columns, their formatting and the fields they are bound to. Can this be done (and how!)
How could IPersistComponentSettings be implemented Does anyone has some sample code for implementing 'LoadComponentSettings', 'SaveComponentSettings',..
How to use this to define userControl properties. the usercontrol is contained in another assembly than main application and the properties values have to be registered in a settings file with the main assembly
It's not for a UserControl, but it should be similar - apply the example code for a UserControl instead of a WinForm, and make call the Save() and Reload() methods for the IPersistComponentSettings-methods.
One way to do this would be to inherit from DataGridView and implement IPersistComponentSettings. This is a new interface in Whidbey exactly for this use - to persist settings. You can then create you own Settings class (which inherits from ApplicationSettingsBase) and define all properties that you would like to persist. You can also choose what is the scope of persistance - User level, application level, etc.
Save datagridview layout to file
Murali Krishna K
thanks
Robert
deviaaraprasad
Check out this page: http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/6a0381s6(VS.80).aspx
Vince Scaccia
{
mEngineSettings.Reload();
} public void ResetComponentSettings()
{
mEngineSettings.Reset();
} public void SaveComponentSettings()
{
mEngineSettings.Save();
}
Where mEngineSettings is an instance of:
public
class EngineSettings: ApplicationSettingsBase{ UserScopedSetting]
public String TestString
{
}
}
JLL05
Hello
How to use this to define userControl properties. the usercontrol is contained in another assembly than main application and the properties values have to be registered in a settings file with the main assembly
Thanks in advance
Pier
MSGALE
Thanks for your reply
I already read this article, and more regarding IPersistComponentSettings interface
but I did not success to use it....
Do you know where I can find a simple sample
Thanks Pier
Scriptfox
I don't know if this is what you're asking for, but this article helped me: http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-US/library/system.configuration.applicationsettingsbase(VS.80).aspx
It's not for a UserControl, but it should be similar - apply the example code for a UserControl instead of a WinForm, and make call the Save() and Reload() methods for the IPersistComponentSettings-methods.
Sushanth
HTH,
-Dinesh Chandnani