GridViewAppearances.SelectedRow Property

Gets the appearance settings used to paint the selected data rows.

Namespace: DevExpress.XtraGrid.Views.Grid

Assembly: DevExpress.XtraGrid.v18.2.dll

Declaration

C#

public AppearanceObject SelectedRow { get; }

VB.NET

Public ReadOnly Property SelectedRow As AppearanceObject

Property Value

Type	Description
AppearanceObject	A AppearanceObject object that provides the appearance settings used to paint the selected data rows.

Remarks

If the View’s multi-select functionality is enabled, the SelectedRow property specifies the appearance of the currently selected rows. The appearance settings of the currently focused row, are specified by the GridViewAppearances.FocusedRow property.

When the grid control isn’t focused, the currently selected rows are painted using the appearance settings specified by the GridViewAppearances.HideSelectionRow property.

For more information on appearances, see the Appearance and Conditional Formatting topic.

Related GitHub Examples

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C#

how-to-change-appearance-priority-in-gridcontrol-e4869/CS/AppearancePrioritySample/MyGridControl/MyGridViewInfo.cs#L24

if ((state & GridRowCellState.Selected) != 0)
    apps.SetValue(PaintAppearance.SelectedRow, 0);

VB.NET

how-to-change-appearance-priority-in-gridcontrol-e4869/VB/AppearancePrioritySample/MyGridControl/MyGridViewInfo.vb#L20

If (state And GridRowCellState.Selected) <> 0 Then
    apps.SetValue(PaintAppearance.SelectedRow, 0)
End If