RowObjectEventArgs.Row Property

Gets the processed row.

Namespace: DevExpress.XtraGrid.Views.Base

Assembly: DevExpress.XtraGrid.v19.1.dll

Declaration

C#

public object Row { get; }

VB.NET

Public ReadOnly Property Row As Object

Property Value

Type	Description
Object	An object which represents the processed row.

Remarks

The Row property’s value depends upon the View’s data source type. If the data source is a DataTable or a DataView, this property returns a DataRowView object. If the data source is a custom list of items, the appropriate list item is returned.

For group rows, the Row property returns null (Nothing in Visual Basic).

Related GitHub Examples

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C#

building-a-simple-expense-tracking-application-using-xtragrid-for-winforms-example-solution-e5063/CS/XtraGridTutorial.Step4/MainForm.cs#L61

{
    Transaction row = (Transaction)e.Row;
    transactionsGridView.ClearColumnErrors();

mvvmexpenses-sample-application-t254492/CS/MVVMExpenses/Views/Account/AccountsView.cs#L33

.SetBinding(x => x.SelectedEntity,
    args => args.Row as DataModels.Account,
    (gView, entity) => gView.FocusedRowHandle = gView.FindRow(entity));

how-to-implement-crud-operations-using-xtragrid-and-odata-e4070/CS/DxSample/MainForm.cs#L25

if (e.RowHandle == GridControl.NewItemRowHandle)
    this.Context.AddToOrders((Order)e.Row);
else this.Context.UpdateObject(e.Row);

XPO_how-to-use-customattribute-to-apply-validation-rules-to-persistent-properties-e2527/CS/Q296004/Form1.cs#L33

    customValues.Add(col.FieldName, view.GetRowCellValue(e.RowHandle, col));
Validator validator = new Validator((XPBaseObject)e.Row, customValues);
foreach (GridColumn col in ((GridView)sender).Columns) {

how-to-warn-a-user-if-the-newly-inserted-row-is-filtered-out-e1711/CS/Form1.cs#L38

if(view.ActiveFilterEnabled && view.FocusedRowHandle == GridControl.NewItemRowHandle) {
    if(IsRowFilteredOut(view, e.Row))
        MessageBox.Show("The new row you've just inserted is filtered out of the view due to the active filter.");

VB.NET

building-a-simple-expense-tracking-application-using-xtragrid-for-winforms-example-solution-e5063/VB/XtraGridTutorial.Step4/MainForm.vb#L55

Private Sub transactionsGridView_ValidateRow(ByVal sender As Object, ByVal e As DevExpress.XtraGrid.Views.Base.ValidateRowEventArgs) Handles transactionsGridView.ValidateRow
    Dim row As Transaction = CType(e.Row, Transaction)
    transactionsGridView.ClearColumnErrors()

mvvmexpenses-sample-application-t254492/VB/MVVMExpenses/Views/Account/AccountsView.vb#L34

fluentAPI.WithEvent(Of DevExpress.XtraGrid.Views.Base.ColumnView, DevExpress.XtraGrid.Views.Base.FocusedRowObjectChangedEventArgs)(gridView1, "FocusedRowObjectChanged").SetBinding(Function(x) x.SelectedEntity, Function(args) TryCast(args.Row, DataModels.Account), Sub(gView, entity) gView.FocusedRowHandle = gView.FindRow(entity))
fluentAPI.WithEvent(Of DevExpress.XtraGrid.Views.Grid.RowCellClickEventArgs)(gridView1, "RowCellClick").EventToCommand(Sub(x) x.Edit(Nothing), Function(x) x.SelectedEntity, Function(args) (args.Clicks = 2) AndAlso (args.Button = MouseButtons.Left))

how-to-implement-crud-operations-using-xtragrid-and-odata-e4070/VB/DxSample/MainForm.vb#L27

If e.RowHandle = GridControl.NewItemRowHandle Then
    Me.Context.AddToOrders(DirectCast(e.Row, Order))
Else

XPO_how-to-use-customattribute-to-apply-validation-rules-to-persistent-properties-e2527/VB/Q296004/Form1.vb#L38

Next col
Dim validator As New Validator(CType(e.Row, XPBaseObject), customValues)
For Each col As GridColumn In (CType(sender, GridView)).Columns

how-to-warn-a-user-if-the-newly-inserted-row-is-filtered-out-e1711/VB/Form1.vb#L42

If view.ActiveFilterEnabled AndAlso view.FocusedRowHandle = GridControl.NewItemRowHandle Then
    If IsRowFilteredOut(view, e.Row) Then
        MessageBox.Show("The new row you've just inserted is filtered out of the view due to the active filter.")