Urgent ! simple question ! using a DataGridView's protected metho

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Hi there!

I have created a DataGridView in VC++ (in Visual Studio 2005, .NET 2.0), say
its named "myGrid".

I am trying to use its protected method, SetSelectedRowCore, to say
highlight (select) row number 3.

but the compiler says that method can not be accessed.

I know "SetSelectedRowCore" is a protected method for DataGridView. How can
use it ? please help. Thank you very so much !!!

Cheers !
 
Hi gon_nol,

gon_no1 said:
Hi there!

I have created a DataGridView in VC++ (in Visual Studio 2005, .NET 2.0),
say
its named "myGrid".

I am trying to use its protected method, SetSelectedRowCore, to say
highlight (select) row number 3.

but the compiler says that method can not be accessed.
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Protected members are only available if you inherit that class. You might
use reflection but than you are ignoring the contract rules of the class.
I know "SetSelectedRowCore" is a protected method for DataGridView. How
can
use it ? please help. Thank you very so much !!!
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Use CurrentRow or CurrentCell to select rows or cells.
Cheers !
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Bye,
SvenC
 
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