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An error dialog pop-up when edit the DefaultCellStyle property in DataGridView control #3047
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@dreddy-work - do you need these ASAP for your DGV work? Might be related to #1115 |
ping @dreddy-work :) |
In 16.7 Preview 5 with .NET Core 3.1 target. All style dialogs opening correctly, but produce no code - no changes. |
@John-Qiao can you check to see if this is already fixed, and if so, close? |
@merriemcgaw Verified the issue in Dev16 16.8.0 Preview 4.0 [30507.17.main] + .NET 6.0.100-alpha.1.20455.1, this issue still can be reproduced, please check below screenshot: |
V.S. 16.8 pr. 3.
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Thanks @kirsan31 , I'm following up on these two issues personally. The 5.0 SDK one is particularly worrisome as we're in the very end of the 5.0 ballgame. We'll keep you posted. Thank you so much for filing the Developer Community issues, by the way! It makes diagnostics easier by far. We'll reach out if we need any more info from you about the issues. Thanks again! |
I tested with the public release of 16.8p3 and the latest build of .NET Core (one later than yours I think). The designer is not blocked, we can see properties now for controls that are selected. For the DataGridView dialogs, we're working on getting them updated as part of another effort, and the result of that effort is expected to resolve the issues with not writing code changes to the file. You should see a fix in 16.8p4 (can't make promises but that's the current plan). |
@John-Qiao , can you try this, one more time with final version of Preview4? |
@dreddy-work I've checked.
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Undo/Redo is something that is still in works for core designer. Can you create a new bug for that to track and close this issue to avoid confusion/ambiguity? We have a bug in the designer repo to track undo/redo but this repo is not public. So, new bug will be tracking purpose only. |
@dreddy-work I have retested this issue with latest main VS 2019 + latest .NET 5.0.100-rtm.20518.2 SDK, all the cell style property dialogs can be opened correctly in Properties window whether targeting project to .NET Core 3.1 or .NET 5.0. But the cell style property dialog still cannot be opened from PropertyGrid when running project. Please check the below gif files:
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OmG. I think it's my personal failure - I confused everyone in this thread :( I just once again read original issue and understand that all of this was about runtime - not designer! Sorry 😟
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Why? |
Indeed - my bad, sorry. |
Verified this issue on .NET 9.0.100-alpha.1.23504.14+main private dll, issue was fixed. Screenshot as below. 3047.mp4 |
.NET Core Version:
5.0.100-preview.4.20202.8
Have you experienced this same bug with .NET Framework?:
No
Problem description:
![5 0](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/45864985/78771231-70b8d880-79c2-11ea-9df5-be1bcc110dde.png)
When edit the cell style properties for a DataGridView control in PropertyGrid, an error dialog pop-up.
More info:
Expected behavior:
The CellStyle Builder dialog should be opened.
![Framework](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/45864985/78771263-7b736d80-79c2-11ea-8300-1031325441fe.png)
Minimal repro:
Core5.0-TestApp.zip
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