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Hi, I have class derived from Control but I don't want all properties to be shown in PropertyGrid, only some of them (mainly those I created, but probably some of those from parent class). Is this possible somehow? Thanks in advance |
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You can achieve this using filtering. The following code is not tested (and omits error handling etc.) but should provide a starting point: grid.BindingView.DefaultView.Filter = delegate(object o) Obviously you can supply your own logic in the filter, e.g. to include certain properties even when they are inherited. (By the way, if there is a property you define yourself which you want to hide, you don't need to use filtering for that, you can just apply the Browsable(false) attribute.) |
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Thanks, Ivan, this helps as a concept. I'll have to see how to deal with attached properties which are not filtered this way. |
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