Hi,
I have this method:
private void grid_InitializeRow(object sender, InitializeRowEventArgs e)
at the begining foreach (UltraGridCell cell in e.Row.Cells) I set an Appeareance on cells
and at the end of the method I call e.Row.DeallocateCells();
That clear all the appeareance settings I put on each cell. I call this method because I need to release some memory that solves one bug related to out of memory exception.
Is there a way to set the default appeareance of the cells to the changes I made before call DeallocateCells?
how can I DeallocateCells realesing memory and mantain the appearence changes I want?
thanks
So, are you still experiencing any issues? Did Mike's post help you? If no, could you please attach a small sample project and your requirements, so I can take a look?
Hi, thanks for your reply, we are reusing appearance objects, I think the problem is having several info on memory (too many) and trying to deallocate cells in a wrong way.
Sorry for my delay on answer, thanks again for your reply
There is no way to maintain an appearance on a cell that has been deallocated. That doesn't makes sense - the cell no longer exists, so it can't very well hold on to properties or sub-objects.
Are you applying an appearance to every cell? Or only some cells?
Are you trying to only deallocate the cells that do not have an appearance applied? I don't think there is a way to do that, but you can probably write your code in such as a way as to not allocate cells unnecessarily. You can also make your code a lot more memory efficient by re-using appearance objects, instead of creating a new one on each cell. These issues are discussed in more detail in the WinGrid Performance Guide.