I apologize for making a mistake, Mike.

It looked like it didn't have any samples when I looked at it, but I wasn't looking carefully.

Thank you for pointing them out and attaching the samples. :-)

Well, it really comes down to a decision about the structure of the UIElements in the grid. The current structure has a RowUIElement which contains the CellUIElements.

I suppose it could have been done the other way using a ColumnUIElement that contained the CellUIElements, but that doesn't really make sense, since the column is likely to be much larger than the row and the data binding model in DotNet is row-based. You get the data based on a row first, then a column, not a column first and then a row.

Hi Mike, I kind of agree to what you are saying but this what my argument is:

• Smallest unit is a cell, so we have UIElement to take care of that.
• Just like rows, columns are also an organization of data
• So why do we have this distinction between Row border and Column border

Thanks

Manish