public static void dgvCellEditing(DataGridView dgv,string columnName, DataGridViewEditingControlShowingEventArgs e)
{
if (dgv.CurrentCell != null && dgv.CurrentCell.ColumnIndex == dgv.Columns[columnName].Index)
{
Control cntObject = new Control();
e.Control.TextChanged += new EventHandler((object sse, EventArgs se) => Utilities.Cell_TextChanged(sse, dgv, cntObject));
cntObject = e.Control;
cntObject.TextChanged += (object sse, EventArgs se) => Utilities.Cell_TextChanged(sse, dgv, cntObject);
}
dgv.RefreshEdit();
}
// =================================================================================
// Forcing a DataGridview display update
// Ugly hack if you ask me, but MS didn't give us any other reliable way...
private void Update_GridView(DataGridView Grid)
{
Grid.CommitEdit(DataGridViewDataErrorContexts.Commit);
BindingSource bs = new BindingSource(); // create a BindingSource
bs.DataSource = Grid.DataSource; // copy jobdata to bs
DataTable dat = (DataTable)(bs.DataSource); // make a datatable from bs
Grid.DataSource = dat; // and copy datatable data to jobdata, forcing redraw
Grid.RefreshEdit();
Grid.Refresh();
}
