ViewPropertiesCollection.Add(ViewProperty) Method

Adds the specified object to the collection.

Namespace: DevExpress.Xpo

Assembly: DevExpress.Xpo.v18.2.dll

Declaration

C#

public void Add(
    ViewProperty sortProperty
)

VB.NET

Public Sub Add(
    sortProperty As ViewProperty
)

Parameters

Name	Type	Description
sortProperty	ViewProperty	A ViewProperty object to add to the collection.

Example

The following example demonstrates how to populate the view’s XPView.Properties collection.

C#

using DevExpress.Xpo;
// ...
xpView1.Properties.AddRange(new ViewProperty[] {
  new ViewProperty("Name", SortDirection.None, "[Name]", false, true),
  new ViewProperty("CompanyName", SortDirection.None, "[Customer.CompanyName]", false, true),
  new ViewProperty("Payment", SortDirection.None, "[Payments].Sum([Amount])", false, true),
  new ViewProperty("EmployeeFullName", SortDirection.None, "[Employee.FirstName] + ' ' + 
    [Employee.LastName]", false, true)});

VB.NET

Imports DevExpress.Xpo
' ...
XpView1.Properties.AddRange(New ViewProperty() { _
  New ViewProperty("Name", SortDirection.None, "[Name]", False, True), _
  New ViewProperty("CompanyName", SortDirection.None, "[Customer.CompanyName]", False, _
    True), _
  New ViewProperty(("Payment", SortDirection.None, "[Payments].Sum([Amount])", False, _
    True), _
  New ViewProperty("EmployeeFullName", SortDirection.None, "[Employee.FirstName] + ' ' + _
    [Employee.LastName]", False, True)})

Related GitHub Examples

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C#

how-to-display-and-edit-many-to-many-objects-from-xpo-xpview-e243/CS/EditManyToMany/Default.aspx.cs#L28

XPView view = new XPView(fSession, intermediateClass);
view.Properties.Add(new ViewProperty("Region", DevExpress.Xpo.SortDirection.Ascending, "Locations.Region", false, true));
view.Properties.Add(new ViewProperty("Department", DevExpress.Xpo.SortDirection.Ascending, "Departments.Name", false, true));

XPO_how-to-load-unique-distinct-data-via-xpo-e1001/CS/Form1.cs#L157

XPView xpView1 = new XPView(XpoDefault.Session, typeof(Northwind.Order));
xpView1.Properties.Add(new DevExpress.Xpo.ViewProperty("Company Name", DevExpress.Xpo.SortDirection.None, "[Customer.CompanyName]", true, true));
gridControl1.DataSource = xpView1;

VB.NET

how-to-display-and-edit-many-to-many-objects-from-xpo-xpview-e243/VB/EditManyToMany/Default.aspx.vb#L30

Dim view As New XPView(fSession, intermediateClass)
view.Properties.Add(New ViewProperty("Region", DevExpress.Xpo.SortDirection.Ascending, "Locations.Region", False, True))
view.Properties.Add(New ViewProperty("Department", DevExpress.Xpo.SortDirection.Ascending, "Departments.Name", False, True))

XPO_how-to-load-unique-distinct-data-via-xpo-e1001/VB/Form1.vb#L152

Dim xpView1 As New XPView(XpoDefault.Session, GetType(Northwind.Order))
xpView1.Properties.Add(New DevExpress.Xpo.ViewProperty("Company Name", DevExpress.Xpo.SortDirection.None, "[Customer.CompanyName]", True, True))
gridControl1.DataSource = xpView1