How to use GridControl in C++ with Visual Studio?

All the elements of GridControl can be accessed through C++ code in the Windows Forms application.

The following code explains how to use the control using C++ code.

void OnQueryCellInfo(System::Object ^sender, Syncfusion::Windows::Forms::Grid::GridQueryCellInfoEventArgs ^e);
void Control::Form1::OnQueryCellInfo(System::Object ^sender, Syncfusion::Windows::Forms::Grid::GridQueryCellInfoEventArgs ^e)
{
 if (e->ColIndex == 2 && e->RowIndex > 0)
 {
  e->Style->Text = " Setting Color 1";
  e->Style->BackColor = Color::LightSkyBlue;
  e->Style->TextColor = Color::Red;
 }
}

After applying the properties, the grid is displayed as follows.

    Figure 1: Elements can be accessed through C++ code

Sample link:

C++: Control

Conclusion

I hope you enjoyed learning how to use GridControl in C++ with Visual Studio.

You can refer to our WinForms GridControl feature tour page to know about its other groundbreaking feature representations and WinForms GridControl documentation, and how to quickly get started for configuration specifications. You can also explore our WinForms GridControl example to understand how to create and manipulate data.

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