/// <summary>
/// Property for selectedindex that will trigger Event
/// </summary>
//public int newindex
//{
// get { return _newindex; }
// set
// {
// if (_newindex != value)
// {
// _newindex = value;
// //To make sure we only trigger the event if a handler is present
// //we check the event to make sure it's not null.
// if (OnSelectionChanged != null)
// {
// OnSelectionChanged (this, new SelectedEventArgs (newindex));
// }
// }
// }
//} // End class MonitorDataGridSelectionChanges
//public class HandleSelectionChange
//{
// // We have to Declare our event handler in the class that is going to trigger it
// // but it is based on the Delegate declared in the Namespace
// // NB we do NOT need to use the args in this declaration
// // public event SelectionChanged OnSelectionChanged;
// //public HandleSelectionChange ()
// //{
// // SayDelegate sd = new SayDelegate (showstring);
// // sd ("dafsasds");
// //}
// public string showstring (string s)
// {
// return "Hello there - " + s;
// }
// /// <summary>
// /// Now lets test the event contained in the above class.
// /// we pass the handler function name as the argument
// /// </summary>
// MonitorDataGridSelectionChanges MyObject = new MonitorDataGridSelectionChanges ();
// // MyObject += new SelectionChanged (IndexChanged);
/// <summary>
///This is the actual method that will be assigned to the event handler
///within the above class. This is where we perform an action once the
///event has been triggered.
/// </summary>
static void OnSelectionChanged(object source, SelectedEventArgs e)
{
int newindex = e.GetIndex();
// TODO
//Changed the current SeletedIndex in Datagrid of interest to us
//...
}
