datagrid.
The example class is like this:
public class Details
{
private string vaultName;
private bool isBackUp;
private bool isArchive;
private string vaultLocation;
public bool IsBackUp
{
get { return isBackUp; }
set { isBackUp = value; }
}
public string VaultName
{
get { return vaultName; }
set { vaultName = value; }
}
public bool IsArchive
{
get { return isArchive; }
set { isArchive = value; }
}
public string VaultLocation
{
get { return vaultLocation; }
set { vaultLocation = value; }
}
}
The datagrid when bounded look like this:

That contains just the property names as the column headers which are not meaningfull to users.
So if we want to show other names , we can just add DisplayName attribute to the
property.Just like this:
public class Details
{
private string vaultName;
private bool isBackUp;
private bool isArchive;
private string vaultLocation;
[DisplayName("Add")]
public bool IsBackUp
{
get { return isBackUp; }
set { isBackUp = value; }
}
public string VaultName
{
get { return vaultName; }
set { vaultName = value; }
}
[DisplayName("Add Repository")]
public bool IsArchive
{
get { return isArchive; }
set { isArchive = value; }
}
public string VaultLocation
{
get { return vaultLocation; }
set { vaultLocation = value; }
}
}
Now the datagridview look like this:

Ajith


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