Hello,
to a XamDataGrid I bind a collection of simple objects.The collection is based on ObservableCollection<T> and additional implements IBindingListso it supports CurrentItem, object addings and removings.
I need the features of the ObservableCollection.The IBindingList I've only implemented, because without it the grid was not able to do AddNew rows at all.
This works well until I add the IsSynchronizedWithCurrentItem="True" option to the grid.As soon I add a new record but cancel it with Escape, an exception is thrown by the collection:Remove is not allowed while an AddNew or EditItem transaction (free translated from german).
I managed to circumvent this issue by catching the grids RecordUpdateCancelingand call the CommitNew() method of the collections IEditableCollectionView within the event handler.But I think of this as an ugly hack. Not only that calling CancelNew() isn't enough, I think it should be not needed at all to work proper.
To make life easier I added an working (exception throwing) sample.You find further issue related comments within MainWindow.xaml.cs
A great thank you in advance!
I have logged this behavior with our developers in our tracking system, with an issue ID of 178220. I have also created a support ticket on your behalf with number CAS-142269-Q0Y2G4 in order to link the development issue to it so that you are automatically updated when a Service Release containing your fix is available for download.
Hello Yanko,
okay, then I'll wait for a response. Any idea how long this will take? (response, not solution)Shouldn't the sample be added to the ticket?
Thank you.