'宣言 Public Overloads ReadOnly Property Item( _ ByVal key As String _ ) As UltraGridChildBand
public UltraGridChildBand Item( string key ) {get;}
Imports Infragistics.Shared Imports Infragistics.Win Imports Infragistics.Win.UltraWinGrid Private Sub Button40_Click(ByVal sender As Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles button40.Click Dim rowsCount As Integer = 0 Dim groupByRowsCount As Integer = 0 ' Call the helper method which is a recursive implmentation for traversing rows. MessageBox.Show("Please wait. This operation may take a while depending on number of rows.") Me.TraverseAllRowsHelper(Me.ultraGrid1.Rows, rowsCount, groupByRowsCount) ' Show a dialog showing the number of regular rows and number of group-by rows. MessageBox.Show("The UltraGrid has " & rowsCount & " number of regular rows, and " & groupByRowsCount & " number of group-by rows.") End Sub Private Sub TraverseAllRowsHelper(ByVal rows As RowsCollection, ByRef rowsCount As Integer, ByRef groupByRowsCount As Integer) ' Loop through every row in the passed in rows collection. Dim row As UltraGridRow = Nothing For Each row In rows ' If you are using Outlook GroupBy feature and have grouped rows by columns in the ' UltraGrid, then rows collection can contain group-by rows or regular rows. So you ' may need to have code to handle group-by rows as well. If TypeOf row Is UltraGridGroupByRow Then Dim groupByRow As UltraGridGroupByRow = DirectCast(row, UltraGridGroupByRow) ' Incremement the group-by row count. groupByRowsCount += 1 Else ' Incremenent the regular row count. rowsCount += 1 End If ' If the row has any child rows. Typically, there is only a single child band. However, ' there will be multiple child bands if the band associated with row1 has mupliple child ' bands. This would be the case for exmple when you have a database hierarchy in which a ' table has multiple child tables. If Not Nothing Is row.ChildBands Then ' Loop throgh each of the child bands. Dim childBand As UltraGridChildBand = Nothing For Each childBand In row.ChildBands ' Call this method recursivedly for each child rows collection. Me.TraverseAllRowsHelper(childBand.Rows, rowsCount, groupByRowsCount) Next End If Next End Sub
using Infragistics.Shared; using Infragistics.Win; using Infragistics.Win.UltraWinGrid; using System.Diagnostics; private void button40_Click(object sender, System.EventArgs e) { int rowsCount = 0; int groupByRowsCount = 0; // Call the helper method which is a recursive implmentation for traversing rows. MessageBox.Show( "Please wait. This operation may take a while depending on number of rows." ); this.TraverseAllRowsHelper( this.ultraGrid1.Rows, ref rowsCount, ref groupByRowsCount ); // Show a dialog showing the number of regular rows and number of group-by rows. MessageBox.Show( "The UltraGrid has " + rowsCount + " number of regular rows, and " + groupByRowsCount + " number of group-by rows." ); } private void TraverseAllRowsHelper( RowsCollection rows, ref int rowsCount, ref int groupByRowsCount ) { // Loop through every row in the passed in rows collection. foreach ( UltraGridRow row in rows ) { // If you are using Outlook GroupBy feature and have grouped rows by columns in the // UltraGrid, then rows collection can contain group-by rows or regular rows. So you // may need to have code to handle group-by rows as well. if ( row is UltraGridGroupByRow ) { UltraGridGroupByRow groupByRow = (UltraGridGroupByRow)row; // Incremement the group-by row count. groupByRowsCount++; } else { // Incremenent the regular row count. rowsCount++; } // If the row has any child rows. Typically, there is only a single child band. However, // there will be multiple child bands if the band associated with row1 has mupliple child // bands. This would be the case for exmple when you have a database hierarchy in which a // table has multiple child tables. if ( null != row.ChildBands ) { // Loop throgh each of the child bands. foreach ( UltraGridChildBand childBand in row.ChildBands ) { // Call this method recursivedly for each child rows collection. this.TraverseAllRowsHelper( childBand.Rows, ref rowsCount, ref groupByRowsCount ); } } } }