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| If required, Windows
Forms will perform type conversion as part of the binding process. For
example, if an integer property on a business object (e.g. Customer.ID) is
bound to a string property on a Control (e.g. TextBox.Text) the data binding
runtime will convert the integer value to/from the string value. Windows Forms
uses TypeConverters, IFormattable and IConvertible to perform the type
conversion.
Sample: Type Conversion (VS 2005) (VS Project: DataBinding Intro) /******************************************************************* * Setup (using the Visual Studio Form designer): * * Add a TextBox to the Form (textBox1) * Add the code below to the Form.Load event ******************************************************************/
/******************************************************************* * Data Source setup: * * Create a Table named Numbers and add 3 columns * ID: int * Name: string * Cost: Decimal ******************************************************************/
/******************************************************************* * A DataTable is an ADO.NET list type that represents a relational * table. ******************************************************************/
DataTable _dt;
_dt = new DataTable("Numbers");
_dt.Columns.Add("ID", typeof(int)); _dt.Columns.Add("Name", typeof(string)); _dt.Columns.Add("Cost", typeof(decimal));
_dt.Rows.Add(0, "Zero", 10.0M); _dt.Rows.Add(1, "One", 11.1M); _dt.Rows.Add(2, "Two", 12.2M);
/******************************************************************* * Bind TextBox.Text (string) to Numbers.ID (integer) * The binding runtime will handle type conversion between integer * and string ******************************************************************/
this.textBox1.DataBindings.Add("Text", _dt, "ID", true); |
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