Hi,
I have a grid (Infragistics UltraGrid but I don't think that matters) that
is bound to data source IEnumerable(Of Employee).
How do I add a row to the grid (i.e. to the underlying data source, I
suppose?
I';m used to my data sources being DataTable so easy. Not sure what to do
here.
Thanks,
Ron
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Ronald S. Cook wrote:
Hi,
I have a grid (Infragistics UltraGrid but I don't think that matters)
that is bound to data source IEnumerable(Of Employee).
How do I add a row to the grid (i.e. to the underlying data source, I
suppose?
I';m used to my data sources being DataTable so easy. Not sure what to
do here.
Thanks,
Ron
IEnumerable is a data *source*, not something that you can reliably add
data to. Of course, the object might actually be a List<Employeeor
similar, but unless you know the underlying type (and know that it won't
change at runtime), I would avoid attempting to add something.
Instead, add data to a new List<Employeean d bind to this new list,
which you can easily manipulate:
List<Employeeli st = new List<Employee>( enumerable);
grid.DataSource = list;
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