I am calling BindingList.End Edit during a 'TextChanged' sub for a
texbox. In theory, the key should be pressed changing the value in the
text box, the EndEdit call should append the changes to the BindingList
datasource, and then a ListChanged event should fire from the
BindingList. However, the bindinglist's ListChanged event is not
firing until a second key is pressed. I can press one key and nothing
happens, but on the second key, the listchanged event fires. What
gives? 3 2025
Bryan,
Are you sure you are talking about the BindingList.End Edit I cannot find
that method http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/lib...80(VS.80).aspx
Is it not the BindingSource?
Cor
"Bryan" <br*******@gmai l.com> schreef in bericht
news:11******** **************@ e56g2000cwe.goo glegroups.com.. . I am calling BindingList.End Edit during a 'TextChanged' sub for a texbox. In theory, the key should be pressed changing the value in the text box, the EndEdit call should append the changes to the BindingList datasource, and then a ListChanged event should fire from the BindingList. However, the bindinglist's ListChanged event is not firing until a second key is pressed. I can press one key and nothing happens, but on the second key, the listchanged event fires. What gives?
I'm sorry, that is what I meant.
Bryan,
I was busy with creating a test for your problem. My problem is that I have
to go now and I am not back in 30 hours, can you set your question again in
this newsgroup, and than with the correct text.
The change that I remember your question when I am back is as much as 0,5%
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