What is the correct (best practice ) way of suspending databinding on a DataGridView to prevent lots of events flying around if you programmatically modify data in the underlying data source
I read somewhere that SuspendBinding and ResumeBinding don't work properly for DataGridViews because it involves 'complex data-binding'
Thank you in advance for your help.
DataGridView DataBinding - SuspendBinding() & ResumeBinding()
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DataGridView DataBinding - SuspendBinding() & ResumeBinding()
Vidit Mittal
Charlie Maitland
The BindingSource::RaiseListChangedEvents determines if list changed events are passed to its listeners. So if you bind your data grid view to the binding source you can set BindingSource::RaiseListChangedEvents to false, do the work, then set RaiseListChangedEvent to true and call BindingList::ResetBindings. ResetBindings will tell all the bound controls that the data was reset.
this.dataGridView1.DataSource = bindingSource;
bindingSource.RaiseListChangedEvents = false;
//
// do data intensive work here
//
bindingSource.RaiseListChangedEvents = true;
// call ResetBindings so the data grid view knows the list was changed
bindingSource.ResetBindings();
Hope this helps.
coolbiker
The BindingSource::RaiseListChangedEvents determines if list changed events are passed to its listeners. So if you bind your data grid view to the binding source you can set BindingSource::RaiseListChangedEvents to false, do the work, then set RaiseListChangedEvent to true and call BindingList::ResetBindings. ResetBindings will tell all the bound controls that the data was reset.
this.dataGridView1.DataSource = bindingSource;
bindingSource.RaiseListChangedEvents = false;
//
// do data intensive work here
//
bindingSource.RaiseListChangedEvents = true;
// call ResetBindings so the data grid view knows the list was changed
bindingSource.ResetBindings();