Using a propertyGrid to allow input of parameter values. I need to get both
each property name and property value for each property name/value pair show
in the property grid. I can get the property name thus, but how do I get
the associated value string?
Dim pdc As PropertyDescrip torCollection =
TypeDescriptor. GetProperties(P ropertyGrid1.Se lectedObject, True)
Dim pd As PropertyDescrip tor
For Each pd In pdc
strPropertyName = pd.Name
strPropertyValu e = ???
Next
Thanks,
Dean Slindee
2  6771 
Dean, but how do I get
the associated value string?
Have you tried PropertyDescrip tor.GetValue?
For Each pd As PropertyDescrip tor In pdc
strPropertyName = pd.Name
strPropertyValu e = pd.GetValue(Pro pertyGrid1.Sele ctedObject)
Next
Hope this helps
Jay
"Dean Slindee" <sl*****@charte r.net> wrote in message
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both
each property name and property value for each property name/value pair
show
in the property grid. I can get the property name thus, but how do I get
the associated value string?
Dim pdc As PropertyDescrip torCollection =
TypeDescriptor. GetProperties(P ropertyGrid1.Se lectedObject, True)
Dim pd As PropertyDescrip tor
For Each pd In pdc
strPropertyName = pd.Name
strPropertyValu e = ???
Next
Thanks,
Dean Slindee
That's what I needed. Thanks Jay
"Jay B. Harlow [MVP - Outlook]" <Ja************ @msn.com> wrote in message
news:O#******** *****@TK2MSFTNG P11.phx.gbl... Dean, but how do I get
the associated value string?
Have you tried PropertyDescrip tor.GetValue?
For Each pd As PropertyDescrip tor In pdc
strPropertyName = pd.Name
strPropertyValu e = pd.GetValue(Pro pertyGrid1.Sele ctedObject)
Next
Hope this helps
Jay
"Dean Slindee" <sl*****@charte r.net> wrote in message
news:10******** *****@corp.supe rnews.com... Using a propertyGrid to allow input of parameter values. I need to get
both
each property name and property value for each property name/value pair
show
in the property grid. I can get the property name thus, but how do I
get the associated value string?
Dim pdc As PropertyDescrip torCollection =
TypeDescriptor. GetProperties(P ropertyGrid1.Se lectedObject, True)
Dim pd As PropertyDescrip tor
For Each pd In pdc
strPropertyName = pd.Name
strPropertyValu e = ???
Next
Thanks,
Dean Slindee
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