UltraWinGrid 表头加checkbox，加全选功能

// Create an instance of the CreationFilter. This needs to be Form-Level so // we can catch the event that fires when the CheckBox is clicked. CheckBoxOnHeader_CreationFilter aCheckBoxOnHeader_CreationFilter = new CheckBoxOnHeader_CreationFilter(); private void Form1_Load(object sender, System.EventArgs e) { DataSet ds = new DataSet(); DataTable dt = GetData(100); DataTable dt2 = GetData(100); dt2.TableName = "Child"; ds.Tables.Add(dt); ds.Tables.Add(dt2); ds.Relations.Add(dt.Columns[0],dt2.Columns[0]); this.UltraGrid1.DataSource = ds; // Tells the WinGrid to use your custom Creation Filter this.UltraGrid1.CreationFilter = aCheckBoxOnHeader_CreationFilter; } /* This CreationFilter class will create a CheckBoxUIElement in each Column Header whose DataType is boolean. It will fire the HeaderCheckBoxClicked event whenever the CheckBox is clicked. Note that in order to maintain the CheckState, this CreationFilter uses the Tag proprty of the Header. So if the program uses the tag for something else this will not work. */ // Implements the CreationFilter interface public class CheckBoxOnHeader_CreationFilter : IUIElementCreationFilter { // This event will fire when the CheckBox is clicked. public delegate void HeaderCheckBoxClickedHandler (object sender, HeaderCheckBoxEventArgs e); public event HeaderCheckBoxClickedHandler _CLICKED; public CheckBoxOnHeader_CreationFilter() { _CLICKED += new HeaderCheckBoxClickedHandler(aCheckBoxOnHeader_CreationFilter_HeaderCheckBoxClicked); } private void aCheckBoxOnHeader_CreationFilter_HeaderCheckBoxClicked(object sender, CheckBoxOnHeader_CreationFilter.HeaderCheckBoxEventArgs e) { // Check to see if the column is of type boolean. If it is, set all the cells in that column to // whatever value the header checkbox is. if (e.Header.Column.DataType == typeof(bool)) { foreach (UltraGridRow aRow in e.Rows) { aRow.Cells[e.Header.Column.Index].Value = (e.CurrentCheckState == CheckState.Checked); } } } // EventArgs used for the HeaderCheckBoxClicked event. This event has to pass in the CheckState and the ColumnHeader #region HeaderCheckBoxEventArgs public class HeaderCheckBoxEventArgs : EventArgs { private Infragistics.Win.UltraWinGrid.ColumnHeader mvarColumnHeader; private CheckState mvarCheckState; private RowsCollection mvarRowsCollection; public HeaderCheckBoxEventArgs(Infragistics.Win.UltraWinGrid.ColumnHeader hdrColumnHeader, CheckState chkCheckState, RowsCollection Rows) { mvarColumnHeader = hdrColumnHeader; mvarCheckState = chkCheckState; mvarRowsCollection = Rows; } // Expose the rows collection for the specific row island that the header belongs to public RowsCollection Rows { get { return mvarRowsCollection; } } public Infragistics.Win.UltraWinGrid.ColumnHeader Header { get { return mvarColumnHeader; } } public CheckState CurrentCheckState { get { return mvarCheckState; } set { mvarCheckState = value; } } } #endregion private void aCheckBoxUIElement_ElementClick(Object sender , Infragistics.Win.UIElementEventArgs e ) { // Get the CheckBoxUIElement that was clicked CheckBoxUIElement aCheckBoxUIElement = (CheckBoxUIElement)e.Element; // Get the Header associated with this particular element Infragistics.Win.UltraWinGrid.ColumnHeader aColumnHeader = (Infragistics.Win.UltraWinGrid.ColumnHeader) aCheckBoxUIElement.GetAncestor(typeof(HeaderUIElement)).GetContext(typeof(Infragistics.Win.UltraWinGrid.ColumnHeader)); // Set the Tag on the Header to the new CheckState aColumnHeader.Tag = aCheckBoxUIElement.CheckState; // So that we can apply various changes only to the relevant Rows collection that the header belongs to HeaderUIElement aHeaderUIElement = aCheckBoxUIElement.GetAncestor(typeof(HeaderUIElement)) as HeaderUIElement; RowsCollection hRows = aHeaderUIElement.GetContext(typeof(RowsCollection)) as RowsCollection; // Raise an event so the programmer can do something when the CheckState changes if (_CLICKED != null) _CLICKED(this, new HeaderCheckBoxEventArgs(aColumnHeader, aCheckBoxUIElement.CheckState,hRows)); } public bool BeforeCreateChildElements(Infragistics.Win.UIElement parent) // Implements Infragistics.Win.IUIElementCreationFilter.BeforeCreateChildElements { // Don't need to do anything here return false; } public void AfterCreateChildElements(Infragistics.Win.UIElement parent) // Implements Infragistics.Win.IUIElementCreationFilter.AfterCreateChildElements { // Check for the HeaderUIElement if (parent is HeaderUIElement) { // Get the HeaderBase object from the HeaderUIElement Infragistics.Win.UltraWinGrid.HeaderBase aHeader = ((HeaderUIElement)parent).Header; // Only put the checkbox into headers whose DataType is boolean if (aHeader.Column.DataType == typeof(bool)) { TextUIElement aTextUIElement; CheckBoxUIElement aCheckBoxUIElement = (CheckBoxUIElement) parent.GetDescendant(typeof(CheckBoxUIElement)); // Since the grid sometimes re-uses UIElements, we need to check to make sure // the header does not already have a CheckBoxUIElement attached to it. // If it does, we just get a reference to the existing CheckBoxUIElement, // and reset its properties. if (aCheckBoxUIElement == null) { //Create a New CheckBoxUIElement aCheckBoxUIElement = new CheckBoxUIElement(parent); } // Get the TextUIElement - this is where the text for the // Header is displayed. We need this so we can push it to the right // in order to make room for the CheckBox aTextUIElement = (TextUIElement)parent.GetDescendant(typeof(TextUIElement)); // Sanity check if (aTextUIElement == null) return; // Get the Header and see if the Tag has been set. If the Tag is // set, we will assume it's the stored CheckState. This has to be // done in order to maintain the CheckState when the grid repaints and // UIElement are destroyed and recreated. Infragistics.Win.UltraWinGrid.ColumnHeader aColumnHeader = (Infragistics.Win.UltraWinGrid.ColumnHeader)aCheckBoxUIElement.GetAncestor(typeof(HeaderUIElement)) .GetContext(typeof(Infragistics.Win.UltraWinGrid.ColumnHeader)); if (aColumnHeader.Tag == null) //If the tag was nothing, this is probably the first time this //Header is being displayed, so default to Indeterminate aColumnHeader.Tag = CheckState.Indeterminate; else aCheckBoxUIElement.CheckState = (CheckState)aColumnHeader.Tag; // Hook the ElementClick of the CheckBoxUIElement aCheckBoxUIElement.ElementClick += new UIElementEventHandler(aCheckBoxUIElement_ElementClick); // Add the CheckBoxUIElement to the HeaderUIElement parent.ChildElements.Add(aCheckBoxUIElement); // Position the CheckBoxUIElement. The number 3 here is used for 3 // pixels of padding between the CheckBox and the edge of the Header. // The CheckBox is shifted down slightly so it is centered in the header. aCheckBoxUIElement.Rect = new Rectangle(parent.Rect.X + 3, parent.Rect.Y + ((parent.Rect.Height - aCheckBoxUIElement.CheckSize.Height) / 2), aCheckBoxUIElement.CheckSize.Width, aCheckBoxUIElement.CheckSize.Height); // Push the TextUIElement to the right a little to make // room for the CheckBox. 3 pixels of padding are used again. aTextUIElement.Rect = new Rectangle(aCheckBoxUIElement.Rect.Right + 3, aTextUIElement.Rect.Y, parent.Rect.Width - (aCheckBoxUIElement.Rect.Right - parent.Rect.X), aTextUIElement.Rect.Height); } else { // If the column is not a boolean column, we do not want to have a checkbox in it // Since UIElements can be reused by the grid, there is a chance that one of the // HeaderUIElements that we added a checkbox to for a boolean column header // will be reused in a column that is not boolean. In this case, we must remove // the checkbox so that it will not appear in an inappropriate column header. CheckBoxUIElement aCheckBoxUIElement = (CheckBoxUIElement) parent.GetDescendant(typeof(CheckBoxUIElement)); if(aCheckBoxUIElement != null) { parent.ChildElements.Remove(aCheckBoxUIElement); aCheckBoxUIElement.Dispose(); } } } } }