DataView RowFilter: Index was outside the bounds of the array.

[iCeCLoW]

Hi there,
I´m using the rowFilter property for filtering the rows in a DataView
object. If the filter is set to an inexistent value , that is, after
filtering i have 0 rows in the DataView, and I try to re-show all the rows
again by setting rowFilter = "", after setting the rowStateFilter i obtain
the "Index was outside the bounds of the array",.
If the dataview is not empty this code works fine. Here is the code:

currentView.Row Filter = stringFilter;

currentView.Row StateFilter = System.Data.Dat aViewRowState.C urrentRows;

if (currentView.Co unt == 0)
{
currentView.Row Filter = "";

}

Application.DoE vents();

[Marko ®nidar]

Hey there.
I dont know why this happens i get the same exception in datagrid in my code
i added :
i = customDataGrid1 .CurrentRowInde x;

if (i==-1)
return; // skip the exception

Did u notice when u set your datagrid cells to read-only this does not
happen ?

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Hi there,
I´m using the rowFilter property for filtering the rows in a
DataView
object. If the filter is set to an inexistent value , that is, after
filtering i have 0 rows in the DataView, and I try to re-show all the
rows
again by setting rowFilter = "", after setting the rowStateFilter i
obtain
the "Index was outside the bounds of the array",.
If the dataview is not empty this code works fine. Here is the code:

currentView.Row Filter = stringFilter;

currentView.Row StateFilter = System.Data.Dat aViewRowState.C urrentRows;

if (currentView.Co unt == 0)
{
currentView.Row Filter = "";

}

Application.DoE vents();