I'm not quite sure how to tackle this problem. I have a form that displays the properties of a class. I have events for all the properties so the form gets updated automatically when the properties change. However, upon initializing a class, these events do not get called, and so the form starts out blank. What is the best way to program so that when I have a new class, the form displays the class's properties immediately?
(One idea I had was to loop through the properties and call each event... is there a way to loop through class properties in .NET?)
Last edited by Tekito; Nov 26th, 2008 at 12:55 pm.
Dim iPropertyCount As Integer = 0
For Each PropertyItem As PropertyInfo In yourClass.GetType().GetProperties()
Select Case iPropertyCount
Case 1 To 10
'add the properties of this class to then validation instance
Dim strToAdd As String = String.Empty
If Not PropertyItem.GetValue(yourClass, Nothing) = Nothing Then
strToAdd = PropertyItem.GetValue(yourClass, Nothing).ToString()
End If
yourClass.ValidationInstance.ValidateRequired(PropertyItem.Name, _
strToAdd.ToString)
End Select
iPropertyCount += 1
Next
Last edited by 4advanced; Nov 26th, 2008 at 2:09 pm.
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