Is something wrong with datagrid.rows.clear()?

[PiotrKolodziej]

Here's my code. When i try to call it from serialport.DataReceived event i
got random errors. One of them is that object reference is not set to an
instance of an object : in Application.Run(new Form1()) <- I don;t know even
why here. Like program wants to start again.

Anyway Rows.Clear() seems to cause the errors.
public void Fill_DataGrid()
{
ArrayList list = configFile.loadAllValues();

if (list != null)
{
string b = null, pat = null ;

dataGridView1.Rows.Clear();

foreach (String var in list)
{
b = var.Substring(0, var.IndexOf(' '));
pat = var.Substring(var.IndexOf(' '),
var.IndexOf("<p>") - var.IndexOf(' '));

if (var.Contains("."))
{
pat = Path.GetFileName(pat);
pat += " " + var.Substring(var.IndexOf("<p>") + 3);
}

int p = dataGridView1.Rows.Add();
dataGridView1.Rows[p].Cells[0].Value = b;
dataGridView1.Rows[p].Cells[1].Value = pat;
}
}

}
For any help really really thanks
Piotr

[Goran Sliskovic]

"PiotrKolodziej" <pi*************@gmail.com> wrote in message
news:35***************************@news.chello.pl. ..

Here's my code. When i try to call it from serialport.DataReceived event i
got random errors. One of them is that object reference is not set to an
instance of an object : in Application.Run(new Form1()) <- I don;t know
even why here. Like program wants to start again.

....

Check:
http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/lib...areceived.aspx

under remarks section... You may access UI elements only from main thread,
but datareceived evnet is raised from secondaty thread.

Goran

[PiotrKolodziej]

Then maybe you will help me to create Delegate for Datagird.rows.Clear()?

I tried to create delegate in this way

public Delegate myDelegate(object ob1);

i got

Error 1 'IRDAcontrol.Form1.myDelegate(object)' must declare a body because
it is not marked abstract or extern C:\Documents and Settings\test\My
Documents\Visual Studio 2005\Projects\IRDAcontrol\IRDAcontrol\Form1.cs 225
25 IRDAcontrol
If i succed i can try

myDelegate a = myDelegate(dataGridView1.Rows.Clear());

and then use

datagrid.invoke(a)
Am i right?

[Göran Andersson]

PiotrKolodziej wrote:

Then maybe you will help me to create Delegate for Datagird.rows.Clear()?

I tried to create delegate in this way

public Delegate myDelegate(object ob1);
Change "Delegate" to "delegate" and add "void" as data type.

As the compiler doesn't recognise "Delegate" as a keyword, it assumes
that it is the data type of the return value from the method.
i got

Error 1 'IRDAcontrol.Form1.myDelegate(object)' must declare a body because
it is not marked abstract or extern C:\Documents and Settings\test\My
Documents\Visual Studio 2005\Projects\IRDAcontrol\IRDAcontrol\Form1.cs 225
25 IRDAcontrol
If i succed i can try

myDelegate a = myDelegate(dataGridView1.Rows.Clear());

and then use

datagrid.invoke(a)
Am i right?

[PiotrKolodziej]

> As the compiler doesn't recognise "Delegate" as a keyword, it assumes that

it is the data type of the return value from the method.

What should i write instead of:

myDelegate a = myDelegate(dataGridView1.Rows.Clear());

It asks me for methodname.....
Anyway you have been very helpful and thanks a lot.

Piotr

[Steve]

On Mon, 22 May 2006 00:48:27 +0200, "PiotrKolodziej"
<pi*************@gmail.com> wrote:

As the compiler doesn't recognise "Delegate" as a keyword, it assumes that
it is the data type of the return value from the method.

What should i write instead of:

myDelegate a = myDelegate(dataGridView1.Rows.Clear());

It asks me for methodname.....
Anyway you have been very helpful and thanks a lot.

Piotr

Hi Piotr

You should replace

dataGridView1.Rows.Clear()

in the line

myDelegate a = myDelegate(dataGridView1.Rows.Clear());

with a method you have created yourself and add the new keyword, e.g

private void ClearReplacementFunc()
{
// do stuff
}

the line of code would then look like

myDelegate a = new myDelegate(ClearReplacementFunc);
hope this helps

Steve

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[PiotrKolodziej]

Ill try - Thank you