I am working on implementing an editable property grid. Most of the time I can simply use the stock embeddable editor, but there are a few places where I will need to display my own dialog. I would like to stick with the standard <...> button at the right of the cell to open the custom editor dialog:
Do you have any code examples of implementing this type of feature? I know it can be done because you do it in your custom property control during design time with your controls:)
Sam
Hi Sam,
To do something like this in the WinTree, you would use an editor. What I would do is use UltraTextEditor or an EditorWithText. On either of these, you will find a ButtonsRight collection where you can add buttons. So you could add a button and set it's Text to "...".
Brain,
You are 100% correct, what I am showing in the screen shot is a UITypeEditor that I have implemented for the .NET ProeprtyGrid. I am not following the second half of your post...
I am converting the code over to using the UltraWinTree control, based on your UltraTreePropertyGrid example. It looks like for simple things like text, numbers, dates, etc, I simply need to set node.Override.Editor to the default editor.
I don't see the connection between the UITypeEditor and the UltraWinTree control/embeddable Editors. Might there be a code sample that would help show me the connection?
scarleton said:I know it can be done because you do it in your custom property control during design time with your controls