I'd like to get an example of setting a custom header (just text, but may require more than one line) in C#. I'm not even sure at this point of how to make the header appear. I like you NucliOS app but find it difficult to follow since I don't know how to convert Objective C to C#. The app contains some good examples, just not in C#....
Thanks, Steve-- Exactly what I needed to know here was was to call it and where to put the override. Works perfectly. That's one of the problems with converting to C#, not always named the same, in this case upper case T in Title.
Thanks for your help.
Kathy
Hi Kathryn,
Sure, I'd be happy to help you!
We don't currently have our samples browser in C#, however if you have any particular sample or any questions, you can feel free to post them here, and we're normally pretty quick at getting you a snippet or even a sample to demonstrate what you're looking for.
For a custom header, i just need a little information on how you're using the IGGridView. Are your using a IGGridViewDataSourceHelper? Or are you implementing your own IGGridViewDatSource?
For the IGGridViewDataSource, you would simply override the TitleForHeaderInColumn method.
public class MyDataSource :IGGridViewDataSource { public override string TitleForHeaderInColumn (IGGridView gridView, int column) { if (column == 0) return "Column 1"; return "Other Columns"; } }
If you're using one of our IGGridViewDataSourceHelper classes, you would add your IGGridViewColumnDefinitions and specify the header text:
dsh = new IGGridViewDataSourceHelper (); IGGridViewColumnDefinition col = new IGGridViewColumnDefinition (@"firstName"); col.HeaderText = @"First Name"; dsh.ColumnDefinitions.Add (col);
If you need more guidance, just let me know!
Btw, if you're interested, i've posted a series of blog posts that are designed to help developers familiar with C# learn objective-c:
http://ko.infragistics.com/community/blogs/stevez/archive/2013/05/09/c-to-objective-c-the-ultimate-guide.aspx
If you plan on working on iOS for a bit, perhaps they'll be helpful.
-SteveZ