I have a TableLayoutPanel with a bunch of controls in it.
I want to wipe all the controls from the table and start over.
I do TLP.suspendlayout(); TLP.Controls.Clear(); and I can see in the form each individual control disappearing. Gross and slow!
So, I do iterate through TLP.Controls.Count and do TLP.Controls(iterator).SuspendLayout(); TLP.Controls.Clear() and I still see each control disappear one at a time.
What gives!
SuspendLayout not working with Controls.Clear
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SuspendLayout not working with Controls.Clear
Ralph Deleja-Hotko
From what I've seen, I need to be using a TLP and not a DataGridView. The original code basically attempted to implement it's own version of a TLP before TLPs existed.
So I have a TLP with over 200 controls in it, and I want to "reset" it. So as I said above, I loop over the controls, suspend them and then use Controls.Clear, and it appears that a layout is occuring per control.
Is this a "feature" of Controls.Clear Or am i doing something wrong