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  • 0 comments  /  posted by  Silverlight Show  on  Mar 29, 2010 (1 month ago)
    Tags: DataGrid , TreeGrid , Windows Forms , Eugene Akinshin
    Eugene Akinshin demonstrates how to easily and in no time turn Silverlight DataGrid to TreeGrid.

    In practice, there often appears a necessity to use a hybrid control joining functionality of the TreeView and DataGrid components, i.e. of the tree representing information by each item in several columns with all abilities characteristic to table view: changing columns by a single mouse movement, sorting upon a click on the column title, editing cell content etc. For example, such control is an essential part of the interface of any mailer: Outlook Express, Windows Mail, Mozilla Thunderbird.



  • 0 comments  /  posted by  Silverlight Show  on  Sep 25, 2009 (8 months ago)
    Tags: TreeGrid , XAML , WPF
    David Anson has published his SimpleTreeGridUX sample and the complete source code for it.

    Sometimes you've got data that's basically tabular in nature, yet also has a hierarchical aspect, and you'd like to leverage that to give people control over the level of detail they're seeing. Most commonly, you'll see a TreeGrid used when the tabular data can be nicely summarized (or "rolled up") into hierarchical groupings. For example, a list of people's name and address would not make a good TreeGrid, because there's no natural grouping that makes sense (you can't combine addresses). However, a list of people's company and salary might make a good TreeGrid because it's natural to group by job and the aggregated salary information could be informative (either as an average or as a sum).


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