So that means I should always use Class-based properties. I was just curious.

Yes, as Viv mentioned ... I'm pretty sure that it's the get/set methods of properties that make them work with Databinding.

~~Bonnie



>Oh that's right, I did read they were boxed because of value type. So that means I should always use Class-based properties. I was just curious.
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>Thanks, Viv.
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>Irv.
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>>Hi,
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>>Don't think you can use Structs in this way - they are value based so when you use Databindings.Add() they get boxed and your textbox will be seeing this copy....
>>HTH,
>>Viv
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>>>I have a Winform with a Textbox bound to a Class property and a Textbox bound to a Struct property. I set both of them using Databindings.Add() and I see the underlying data values correctly.
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>>>However, I cannot update the textbox Text with the Struct-based property using Databindings[0].Readvalue() but it works for the Class-based property.
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>>>The Struct property will refresh Textbox if I reset with Databindings.Clear() and then Add() but I don't want to fully reset each time.
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>>>Any ideas, thanks.