I have a DataGrid loaded from a Database. The app works great until I add
code to save the cell the user is editing. I've broken up the code for easy
reading as follows:

int col = dataGrid.CurrentCell.ColumnNumber;
int row = dataGrid.CurrentCell.RowNumber;

// exception here:
DataGridColumnStyle dgc = dataGrid.TableStyles[0].GridColumnStyles[col];

catalogGrid.EndEdit(dgc, row, false);

The line bellow the comment throws a 'System.ArgumentOutOfRangeException'.
The datagrid is created before this code is called. The exception is thrown
by the TableStyles collection, not the GridColumnStyles. Somehow 0 is out of
range for the table styles, I don't get it... I will try some work arounds
but if anyone has any ideas, let me know.

Thanks,
Greg

Well apparently you need to manually add the TableStyles. No more
exceptions, but the data the user has entered is still not saved with both a
true and a false passed to EndEdit()... I really don't want to force users to
hit enter after the last edit to confirm the change is made when they save a
table.

"GBayard" wrote:

> I have a DataGrid loaded from a Database. The app works great until I add
> code to save the cell the user is editing. I've broken up the code for easy
> reading as follows:
>
> int col = dataGrid.CurrentCell.ColumnNumber;
> int row = dataGrid.CurrentCell.RowNumber;
>
> // exception here:
> DataGridColumnStyle dgc = dataGrid.TableStyles[0].GridColumnStyles[col];
>
> catalogGrid.EndEdit(dgc, row, false);
>
> The line bellow the comment throws a 'System.ArgumentOutOfRangeException'.
> The datagrid is created before this code is called. The exception is thrown
> by the TableStyles collection, not the GridColumnStyles. Somehow 0 is out of
> range for the table styles, I don't get it... I will try some work arounds
> but if anyone has any ideas, let me know.
>
> Thanks,
> Greg