Control.DataBindings-Eigenschaft
Ruft die Datenbindungen für das Steuerelement ab.
Namespace: System.Windows.Forms
Assembly: System.Windows.Forms (in system.windows.forms.dll)
Assembly: System.Windows.Forms (in system.windows.forms.dll)
Eigenschaftenwert
Eine ControlBindingsCollection, die die Binding-Objekte für das Steuerelement enthält.Im folgenden Codebeispiel werden einer ControlBindingsCollection, die aus fünf Steuerelementen besteht (vier TextBox-Steuerelementen und einem DateTimePicker-Steuerelement), Binding-Objekte hinzugefügt. Der Zugriff auf die ControlBindingsCollection erfolgt über die DataBindings-Eigenschaft der Control-Klasse.
protected void BindControls() { /* Create two Binding objects for the first two TextBox controls. The data-bound property for both controls is the Text property. The data source is a DataSet (ds). The data member is specified by a navigation path in the form : TableName.ColumnName. */ textBox1.DataBindings.Add(new Binding ("Text", ds, "customers.custName")); textBox2.DataBindings.Add(new Binding ("Text", ds, "customers.custID")); /* Bind the DateTimePicker control by adding a new Binding. The data member of the DateTimePicker is specified by a navigation path in the form: TableName.RelationName.ColumnName. */ DateTimePicker1.DataBindings.Add(new Binding("Value", ds, "customers.CustToOrders.OrderDate")); /* Create a new Binding using the DataSet and a navigation path(TableName.RelationName.ColumnName). Add event delegates for the Parse and Format events to the Binding object, and add the object to the third TextBox control's BindingsCollection. The delegates must be added before adding the Binding to the collection; otherwise, no formatting occurs until the Current object of the BindingManagerBase for the data source changes. */ Binding b = new Binding ("Text", ds, "customers.custToOrders.OrderAmount"); b.Parse += new ConvertEventHandler(CurrencyStringToDecimal); b.Format += new ConvertEventHandler(DecimalToCurrencyString); textBox3.DataBindings.Add(b); /*Bind the fourth TextBox to the Value of the DateTimePicker control. This demonstrates how one control can be bound to another.*/ textBox4.DataBindings.Add("Text", DateTimePicker1,"Value"); BindingManagerBase bmText = this.BindingContext[ DateTimePicker1]; /* Print the Type of the BindingManagerBase, which is a PropertyManager because the data source returns only a single property value. */ Console.WriteLine(bmText.GetType().ToString()); // Print the count of managed objects, which is 1. Console.WriteLine(bmText.Count); // Get the BindingManagerBase for the Customers table. bmCustomers = this.BindingContext [ds, "Customers"]; /* Print the Type and count of the BindingManagerBase. Because the data source inherits from IBindingList, it is a RelatedCurrencyManager (derived from CurrencyManager). */ Console.WriteLine(bmCustomers.GetType().ToString()); Console.WriteLine(bmCustomers.Count); /* Get the BindingManagerBase for the Orders of the current customer using a navigation path: TableName.RelationName. */ bmOrders = this.BindingContext[ds, "customers.CustToOrders"]; }
protected void BindControls()
{
/* Create two Binding objects for the first two TextBox
controls. The data-bound property for both controls
is the Text property. The data source is a DataSet
(ds). The data member is specified by a navigation
path in the form : TableName.ColumnName.
*/
textBox1.get_DataBindings().
Add(new Binding("Text", ds, "customers.custName"));
textBox2.get_DataBindings().
Add(new Binding("Text", ds, "customers.custID"));
/* Bind the DateTimePicker control by adding a new Binding.
The data member of the DateTimePicker is specified by a
navigation path in the form: TableName.RelationName.ColumnName.
*/
dateTimePicker1.get_DataBindings().
Add(new Binding("Value", ds,
"customers.CustToOrders.OrderDate"));
/* Create a new Binding using the DataSet and a
navigation path(TableName.RelationName.ColumnName).
Add event delegates for the Parse and Format events to
the Binding object, and add the object to the third
TextBox control's BindingsCollection. The delegates
must be added before adding the Binding to the
collection; otherwise, no formatting occurs until
the Current object of the BindingManagerBase for
the data source changes.
*/
Binding b = new Binding("Text", ds,
"customers.custToOrders.OrderAmount");
b.add_Parse(new ConvertEventHandler(CurrencyStringToDecimal));
b.add_Format(new ConvertEventHandler(DecimalToCurrencyString));
textBox3.get_DataBindings().Add(b);
/* Bind the fourth TextBox to the Value of the
DateTimePicker control. This demonstrates how one control
can be bound to another.
*/
textBox4.get_DataBindings().Add("Text", dateTimePicker1, "Value");
BindingManagerBase bmText
= this.get_BindingContext().get_Item(dateTimePicker1);
/* Print the Type of the BindingManagerBase, which is
a PropertyManager because the data source
returns only a single property value.
*/
Console.WriteLine(bmText.GetType().ToString());
// Print the count of managed objects, which is 1.
Console.WriteLine(bmText.get_Count());
// Get the BindingManagerBase for the Customers table.
bmCustomers = this.get_BindingContext().get_Item(ds, "Customers");
/* Print the Type and count of the BindingManagerBase.
Because the data source inherits from IBindingList,
it is a RelatedCurrencyManager (derived from CurrencyManager).
*/
Console.WriteLine(bmCustomers.GetType().ToString());
Console.WriteLine(bmCustomers.get_Count());
/* Get the BindingManagerBase for the Orders of the current
customer using a navigation path: TableName.RelationName.
*/
bmOrders
= this.get_BindingContext().get_Item(ds, "customers.CustToOrders");
} //BindControls
protected function BindControls() { /* Create two Binding objects for the first two TextBox controls. The data-bound property for both controls is the Text property. The data source is a DataSet (ds). The data member is specified by a navigation path in the form : TableName.ColumnName. */ textBox1.DataBindings.Add(new Binding ("Text", ds, "customers.custName")); textBox2.DataBindings.Add(new Binding ("Text", ds, "customers.custID")); /* Bind the DateTimePicker control by adding a new Binding. The data member of the DateTimePicker is specified by a navigation path in the form: TableName.RelationName.ColumnName. */ DateTimePicker1.DataBindings.Add(new Binding("Value", ds, "customers.CustToOrders.OrderDate")); /* Create a new Binding import the DataSet and a navigation path(TableName.RelationName.ColumnName). Add event delegates for the Parse and Format events to the Binding object, and add the object to the third TextBox control's BindingsCollection. The delegates must be added before adding the Binding to the collection; otherwise, no formatting occurs until the Current object of the BindingManagerBase for the data source changes. */ var b : Binding = new Binding ("Text", ds, "customers.custToOrders.OrderAmount"); b.add_Parse(CurrencyStringToDecimal); b.add_Format(DecimalToCurrencyString); textBox3.DataBindings.Add(b); /*Bind the fourth TextBox to the Value of the DateTimePicker control. This demonstrates how one control can be bound to another.*/ textBox4.DataBindings.Add("Text", DateTimePicker1,"Value"); var bmText : BindingManagerBase = this.BindingContext[ DateTimePicker1]; /* Print the Type of the BindingManagerBase, which is a PropertyManager because the data source returns only a single property value. */ Console.WriteLine(bmText.GetType().ToString()); // Print the count of managed objects, which is 1. Console.WriteLine(bmText.Count); // Get the BindingManagerBase for the Customers table. bmCustomers = this.BindingContext [ds, "Customers"]; /* Print the Type and count of the BindingManagerBase. Because the data source inherits from IBindingList, it is a RelatedCurrencyManager (derived from CurrencyManager). */ Console.WriteLine(bmCustomers.GetType().ToString()); Console.WriteLine(bmCustomers.Count); /* Get the BindingManagerBase for the Orders of the current customer import a navigation path: TableName.RelationName. */ bmOrders = this.BindingContext[ds, "customers.CustToOrders"]; }
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