As an edit to the above (my "More" seems to not work), Field.PropertyChanged needs to be handled, not Field.Settings.PropertyChanged

Paul

Is there any update to this?  Does the lastest version have a field resized event to capture?

Regardless of the above (as we do not yet use it) the mention ofPropertyChanged does not work - the event does not fire.

Alex - you have mentioned using an editor style - this would mean having to handle this for all editor types if the dataset is not fixed in it's content, yes?  Seems quite a convoluted solution, just to capture a column resize.  Is there no simple way to do this?

Many thanks

Paul Eden

Yes, in style you should use <EventSetter .. Handler= ... Event=.../>

Regarding the EventManager, it basically is the same thing as the EventSetter but without the style. If you want, you can create a style and hook up the SizeChanged event to that style. The other option is by EventManager:

EventManager.RegisterClassHandler(typeof(ValueEditor), ValueEditor.SizeChangedEvent, new SizeChangedEventHandler(e_SizeChanged));

The first parameter is what type you want to register an event to.

The second parameter is the actual event (as in the EventSetter)

Thrid parameter is the handler.

With EventSetter, this code would look like:

<Style TargetType="{x:Type igEditors: XamNumericEditor}">

<EventSetter Event="SizeChanged" Handler="e_SizeChanged"/>

</Style>

Let me know if you have questions on this.

Alex.

thanks I found answer for my second problem

it is so easy :

To match event handler to Style  by Code or By xaml

just use Event Setter

okay I 'm waiting for you code ?

thanks again Alex