GridView cell click

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Jul 24, 2014, 9:02:21 AM7/24/14
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I am porting an application from WinForms to Eto.Forms. In my application I use a ListView to display a "table" of data with multiple columns. The user can click on a row and it will do something with the info from that row. I tried duplicating this with the CellClick event of the GridView in Eto, but it tells me that the event is not supported (I'm currently using WPF, but will also be using Gtk on Linux). So, I am wondering how I can allow the user to click on a cell/row and do something without the CellClick event.

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curtis

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Jul 24, 2014, 4:43:40 PM7/24/14
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Hm, I must have missed that event for WPF..  Try the SelectionChanged event for now, which fires when the selected row(s) in a GridView is changed.

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Jul 24, 2014, 5:16:26 PM7/24/14
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Works like a charm, thanks!


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