RepositoryItemSearchLookUpEdit Class

Contains settings specific to the SearchLookUpEdit control.

Namespace: DevExpress.XtraEditors.Repository

Assembly: DevExpress.XtraGrid.v18.1.dll

Declaration

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VB.NET

[ToolboxBitmap(typeof(ToolboxIconsRootNS), "SearchLookUpEdit")]
[DataAccessMetadata("All", SupportedProcessingModes = "SearchLookUp", EnableDirectBinding = false)]
[RepositoryItemLookUpEditBase.LookupEditCustomBindingProperties("SearchLookUpEdit")]
public class RepositoryItemSearchLookUpEdit :
    RepositoryItemGridLookUpEditBase

<RepositoryItemLookUpEditBase.LookupEditCustomBindingProperties("SearchLookUpEdit")>
<ToolboxBitmap(GetType(ToolboxIconsRootNS), "SearchLookUpEdit")>
<DataAccessMetadata("All", SupportedProcessingModes:="SearchLookUp", EnableDirectBinding:=False)>
Public Class RepositoryItemSearchLookUpEdit
    Inherits RepositoryItemGridLookUpEditBase

The following members accept/return RepositoryItemSearchLookUpEdit objects:

Remarks

The RepositoryItemSearchLookUpEdit class contains settings specific to the SearchLookUpEdit control. You can access these settings via the editor’s SearchLookUpEdit.Properties object. See the SearchLookUpEdit topic, for details on the control.

You need to create repository items as standalone objects only to specify inplace editors for container controls (such as the XtraGrid, XtraTreeList, etc).

Note

The GridLookUpEdit and SearchLookUpEdit controls do not have a connection to their underlying data sources while their dropdown windows are closed. So in this instance it is not possible to access the underlying data or a grid’s calculated data using methods provided by the embedded Grid Control and its View. You can use these methods only when the controls’ dropdown windows are open.

While the dropdown windows are closed, you can access the underlying data using methods provided by the underlying data source.

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how-to-implement-an-event-to-customize-a-filter-string-produced-by-the-searchlookupedit-e3135/CS/WindowsApplication3/RepositoryItemCustomSearchLookUpEdit.cs#L17

[UserRepositoryItem("RegisterCustomEdit")]
public class RepositoryItemCustomSearchLookUpEdit : RepositoryItemSearchLookUpEdit
{

how-to-implement-an-event-to-customize-a-filter-string-produced-by-the-searchlookupedit-e3135/VB/WindowsApplication3/RepositoryItemCustomSearchLookUpEdit.vb#L19

Public Class RepositoryItemCustomSearchLookUpEdit
    Inherits RepositoryItemSearchLookUpEdit
    Private Shared ReadOnly _updateDisplayFilter As Object = New Object()