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In what there can be such problem: I use GridView, 3 columns, two of them - with ComboBoxCell; drop-down lists (DataStore) are filled in and work out correctly - all items are in place; if I start editing a cell and select the drop-down list value from the keyboard (Up/Down buttons) - any value is correctly selected and enters to the string property of row's object (the object's setter is called, the assignment works correctly); if I start editing a cell and select the value of the dropdown list with the mouse - the row object property setter is not called.
On Gtk everything works correctly. The error is present only with Wpf. Moreover, if I add multiple rows to the GridView - the dropdown selection suddenly starts working if the bottom edge of the dropdown is within the last row in the GridView.
The problem is confirmed in Eto.Test.Wpf.exe - exactly the same behavior in the last lines.
Specifications
Version: 2.7.5
Platform(s): WPF
Operating System(s): Windows 10
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In what there can be such problem: I use GridView, 3 columns, two of them - with ComboBoxCell; drop-down lists (DataStore) are filled in and work out correctly - all items are in place; if I start editing a cell and select the drop-down list value from the keyboard (Up/Down buttons) - any value is correctly selected and enters to the string property of row's object (the object's setter is called, the assignment works correctly); if I start editing a cell and select the value of the dropdown list with the mouse - the row object property setter is not called.
On Gtk everything works correctly. The error is present only with Wpf. Moreover, if I add multiple rows to the GridView - the dropdown selection suddenly starts working if the bottom edge of the dropdown is within the last row in the GridView.
The problem is confirmed in Eto.Test.Wpf.exe - exactly the same behavior in the last lines.
Specifications
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: