Hi Mike

It is a list within a list. Oh, now I see what you mean. The code is
crippled.

This is the original code:
List> Matrix = new List>();

The inner List should be the x-axis and the outer List the y-axis. SomeClass
returns a Bitmap.

The number of Lists inside the List (Y-axis) may vary, but in the inner List
(X-Axis) there are always the same number of items in each List. The number
of items (X-Axis) may vary between two calls of the program. So I cannot use
public properties.

Thanks
Michael







wrote in message news:15280@forums.infragistics.com...
Hi Michael,
I don't understand your question. The code you show here only has one
list. Where does the "double list" part come in?
If you bind the grid to a generic list, then the type of object in the
list determines the columns in the grid. Each public property on the object
will be a column and each item in the list is a row.


Mike Saltzman
R&D Engineer
Infragistics, Inc.



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