SimpleActionExecuteEventArgs.CurrentObject Property

Provides access to the current object represented by the currently displayed View.

Namespace: DevExpress.ExpressApp.Actions

Assembly: DevExpress.ExpressApp.v18.2.dll

Declaration

C#

public object CurrentObject { get; }

VB.NET

Public ReadOnly Property CurrentObject As Object

Property Value

Type	Description
Object	An Object which is currently selected in a View.

Remarks

Simple Actions, like other Actions, accompany Views. When handling the Simple Action’s SimpleAction.Execute event, you can access the current object of the View that is accompanied by this Action. For this purpose, use the CurrentObject property.

For additional information, refer to the How to: Access Objects Selected in the Current View help topic.

Related GitHub Examples

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Note

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C#

XAF_how-to-replace-a-list-views-default-action-e3275/CS/ReplaceDefaultActionInListView.Module.Win/EditAddressBookRecordController.cs#L20

    ListViewProcessCurrentObjectController.ShowObject(
        e.CurrentObject, e.ShowViewParameters, Application, Frame, View);
}

XAF_how-to-add-custom-buttons-actions-to-the-lookup-and-popup-windows-e466/CS/WinSolution.Module.Win/PopupListViewController.cs#L30

void actionInPopup_Execute(object sender, SimpleActionExecuteEventArgs e) {
    XtraMessageBox.Show(string.Format("Hello {0}!", e.CurrentObject));
}

VB.NET

XAF_how-to-replace-a-list-views-default-action-e3275/VB/ReplaceDefaultActionInListView.Module.Win/EditAddressBookRecordController.vb#L19

Private Sub editAddressBookRecordAction_Execute(ByVal sender As Object, ByVal e As SimpleActionExecuteEventArgs)
    ListViewProcessCurrentObjectController.ShowObject(e.CurrentObject, e.ShowViewParameters, Application, Frame, View)
End Sub

XAF_how-to-add-custom-buttons-actions-to-the-lookup-and-popup-windows-e466/VB/WinSolution.Module.Win/PopupListViewController.vb#L27

Private Sub actionInPopup_Execute(ByVal sender As Object, ByVal e As SimpleActionExecuteEventArgs)
    XtraMessageBox.Show(String.Format("Hello {0}!", e.CurrentObject))
End Sub