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Asked by fylix0000 in C# Programming Language
Hello experts,
I wants to find out what does ResetCurrentItem() really do and why do we need it since I see it in the existing code of the project I work on. From looking at the document at MSDN I see that ResetCurrentItem() does the following:
"Causes a control bound to the BindingSource to reread the currently selected item and refresh its displayed value."
"Calling this method will cause the ListChanged event to occur, specifying the item changed at the current position."
My question is if I create a form to read email that has previous and next button to read the email bodies, I basically read the value of the form and apply styles such as colors, link to the text itself.
In this case do I even need to call bindingSource.ResetCurrent
Item() every time the form load? Since I don't have any ListChanged event and plus if I call this would that overwrite any style changes I did to the data itself? Can I go about with my business without having to call bindingSource.ResetCurrent
Item() at the end?
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