I have single ObjectListview which should show different models while user is switching some controls. So using Form designer is not an option to set headers/columns. I need to switch them dynamically.
I know I can do it using AllColumns
described here, delete and add again. But my question is can I do it through some object, just like I feed data to the list view? Then I would have different columns object alongside with data object and would switch them together.
If you look in the cookbook then Number 29 is probably what you are after. http://objectlistview.sourceforge.net/cs/recipes.html#can-i-generate-the-whole-objectlistview-directly-from-my-model
(Below is taken from this source).
There is a Generator
class, to which you can pass your model and it will automatically create the columns based on the public properties.
Generator.GenerateColumns(this.olv1, typeof(MyModelClass), true);
You can even enhance your model by using OLVColumn
attributes.
public class MyClass {
[OLVColumn(Width = 150)]
public DateTime When { get; set; }
[OLVColumn(DisplayIndex = 5, Width = 75, TextAlign = HorizontalAlignment.Right)]
public decimal Rate { get; set; }
[OLVColumn("From", DisplayIndex=1, Width = 50, TextAlign = HorizontalAlignment.Center)]
public string FromCurrency { get; set; }
[OLVColumn("To", DisplayIndex = 3, Width = 50, TextAlign = HorizontalAlignment.Center)]
public string ToCurrency { get; set; }
[OLVColumn("Amount", DisplayIndex = 2, AspectToStringFormat = "{0:C}", Width = 75, TextAlign = HorizontalAlignment.Right)]
public decimal FromValue { get; set; }
[OLVColumn("Amount", DisplayIndex = 4, AspectToStringFormat = "{0:C}", Width = 75, TextAlign = HorizontalAlignment.Right)]
public decimal ToValue { get; set; }
[OLVColumn(IsVisible = false)]
public string UserId { get; set; }
}