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@ -30,7 +30,6 @@ By default the propertyGrid will autogenerate all the properties for a given obj
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### Custom Editors
By default the PropertyGrid comes with 19 built-in editors:
* ByteUpDownEditor
* CheckBoxEditor
@ -54,7 +53,6 @@ By default the PropertyGrid comes with 19 built-in editors:
* TimeSpanEditor
### Custom Editors with DataTemplates
You can override the default editors with your own custom editors with a DataTemplate. Simply define an EditorDefinition that either targets a Type, property name, or both and set the EditorDefinition.EditorTemplate to an instance of a DataTemplate. Be sure to bind your custom editor to the bound property item's Value property.
[[PropertyGrid_customeditor_datatemplates.jpg]]
@ -141,7 +139,6 @@ You can override the default editors with your own custom editors with a DataTem
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### Custom Editors with Attributes
You can supply editors for a property by using the System.ComponentModel.EditorAttribute. In order to provide an editor with an attribute, the editor MUST implement the ITypeEditor interface. Your editor can be a simple class or a complex UserControl.
[[PropertyGrid_customeditor_attributes.jpg]]
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### Expandable Properties
Sometimes it is neccessary to show the properties of a complex object. The PropertyGrid supports this scenario and allows you to drill down into a property's heirarchy. To enable this behavior you must decorate your property with the ExpandableObject attribute.
Sometimes it is necessary to show the properties of a complex object. The PropertyGrid supports this scenario and allows you to drill down into a property's hierarchy. To enable this behavior you must decorate your property with the ExpandableObject attribute.
[[PropertyGrid_expandableobject.jpg]]
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| Property | Description |
| --- | --- |
| AdvancedOptionsMenu | Gets or sets the contextual menu to use when the advanced menu button is clicked. |
| AutoGenerateProperties | Get or sets if the propertyGrid should generate all properties for a given object. If False you must provide PropertyDefinitions for the properties you want to generate. |
| AutoGenerateProperties | Get or sets if the PropertyGrid should generate all properties for a given object. If False you must provide PropertyDefinitions for the properties you want to generate. |
| EditorDefinitions| Gets or sets a collection of custom editors to use in place of the default editors. (Breaking change as of v1.6.0: previously was CustomTypeEditors.) |
| Filter | Gets or sets the filter used to filter the visible properties in the PropertyGrid. |
| FilterWatermark | Gets or sets the watermark used in the filter field. |

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