Comments on: LINQ to Objects http://www.dataman.ro/2008/04/11/linq-to-objects/ Computer Adventures. Fri, 30 Jul 2010 00:48:02 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.2 By: Valer BOCAN http://www.dataman.ro/2008/04/11/linq-to-objects/#comment-5965 Valer BOCAN Sun, 11 May 2008 10:14:22 +0000 http://www.dataman.ro/2008/04/11/linq-to-objects/#comment-5965 You are probably referring to sample #8. If you have a look at the query, you will notice that each record consists of ISBN, Title, Publisher (each as one value, string) and Authors which is essentially a list of strings. Since the columns of the datagrid are autogenerated, the authors don’t show up because the grid isn’t smart enough as to put in place a combobox or something similar. You may want to manually add that in the datagrid designer if you want authors to be displayed. You are probably referring to sample #8. If you have a look at the query, you will notice that each record consists of ISBN, Title, Publisher (each as one value, string) and Authors which is essentially a list of strings. Since the columns of the datagrid are autogenerated, the authors don’t show up because the grid isn’t smart enough as to put in place a combobox or something similar. You may want to manually add that in the datagrid designer if you want authors to be displayed.

]]> By: MI http://www.dataman.ro/2008/04/11/linq-to-objects/#comment-5950 MI Sat, 10 May 2008 10:51:15 +0000 http://www.dataman.ro/2008/04/11/linq-to-objects/#comment-5950 Hi, I tried your code on linq-to-objects. In one sample, you are data binding to the Books csv file. Why is that the author name is not displayed in the grid Regards, MI Hi,

I tried your code on linq-to-objects. In one sample, you are data binding to the Books csv file. Why is that the author name is not displayed in the grid

Regards,
MI

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