Actipro Grids for WPF Features

• Property Grid - PropertyGrid allows for all the properties of one or more objects to be displayed and edited, optionally using categories.
  • Property Editors - Property editors specify the UI to use for the display of the property name and value. Built-in editors are availble for basic property types, but the property grid is very flexible and allows custom property editors to be defined too.
  • Category Editors - When simple inline property editors are not enough, category editors can be used. These allow more complex interfaces to be used inside the property grid for presenting/modifying specified groups of properties.
  • Categorization - Properties can be grouped together into categories, and nested categories are even supported. Categorization can be specified via the use of attributes on the data object properties.
  • Sorting - While categories and properties are sorted by default using built-in logic, any custom logic can be introduced to apply a customized sort order.
  • Filtering - Displayed properties can be filtered by any criteria. A common filtering usage scenario is to allow an end user to type a property name in a TextBox and the property grid updates to only show properties whose names contain the text.
  • Inline Collections - Collections can be made expandable and displayed inline. Further, some collections support inline editing via plus and minus buttons to add and remove collection items.
  • Data Factories - You have full control over the data models that are generated by a data factory when examining data objects for properties. Additional property models can be injected into the default property models generated by the data factory.
  • Multiple Data Objects - While the property grid normally edits a single data object, multiple data objects can be edited at the same time as well. In this mode, only the common properties between all the data objects are displayed.
• Tree ListBox - TreeListBox is a single-column tree control similar to the Visual Studio Solution Explorer tree control.
  • Customizable Appearance - Fully customize the appearance of each tree item using DataTemplates and DataTemplate selectors.
  • Expansion - There is fine-grained control over expandability and children query triggers.
  • Selection Modes - Single or multi-selection modes are supported, with Ctrl and Shift-based selection options.
  • Text searching - When the end user starts typing while the control has focus, it will auto-focus the item that matches the typed text.
  • Drag and Drop - Drag single/multiple items to external controls, drop data from external controls, or drag/drop items within the control itself.
  • Inline Editing - Inline editing can be intiated via a F2 keypress or a single-click on a selected item.
  • Busy Indicators - Optional busy indicators can be displayed when doing async loading of child items.
  • MVVM Support - Use your own custom data models as the source for the tree, with no dependencies on UI or our interfaces.
• Tree ListView - TreeListView is a multi-column variant of TreeListBox that renders similar to a standard ListView but has additional features.
  • Based on TreeListBox - TreeListView is based on the powerful TreeListBox control and inherits all of its advanced functionality.
  • Column Cells - Use DataTemplates, DataTemplate selectors, or text property bindings to specify custom content for each cell.
  • Column Features - Column widths can be specified by pixel, auto, or star-sized. End users can resize, reorder, and toggle visibility of columns.
  • Grid Lines and Freezing - Grid lines can optionally be displayed around cells. Certain columns can be set to freeze so they don't scroll horizontally.