NullReferenceException on deletion

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#13908 |

Hey,

I’ve been having a recurring issue with rows that, when you try and remove them, give you a NullReferenceException. My logic for removing the currently selected rows looks like this:

while (myGrid.SelectedRows.Count > 0)
{
DataRow rootRow = GetRoot(myGrid.SelectedRows[0]);
rootRow.Remove();
}

Where GetRoot looks like:
private void GetRoot(DataRow row)
{
while (row.ParentGrid != null && row.ParentGrid.ParentDataRow != null)
{
row = row.ParentGrid.ParentDataRow;
}

return row;
}

The exception occurs on the rootRow.Remove(); line, but I can’t find anything odd in the debugger. rootRow is certainly _not_ null, and nor does it seem to have any properties which I assume to be critical to be null, such as the value of the primary key cell. This one is really making me pull my hair =(

If it’s to any help, this only seems to happen on “root” rows, not any other rows.

Imported from legacy forums. Posted by macke (had 2233 views)

[User (Old forums)]

#13909

I forgot that I also to myGrid.BeginInit() before the loop and myGrid.EndInit() afterwards.

Imported from legacy forums. Posted by macke (had 191 views)

[User (Old forums)]

#13910

My problem seems to have gone away by first releasing the databindings before some dataset operation and then updating them again. I have really little idea of what’s going on, but it seems to work now.

Imported from legacy forums. Posted by macke (had 3343 views)

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