Good morning Mr. Boucher,
Thanks for the reply. The behaviour you explained is more or less what I was 'afraid' of. In my present case, I don't need this checking for errors in other columns. By the way, when I do need this type of checking among related properties in my objects, what I do is, on the setter of property 'XYZ' I raise an PropertyChanged event for property 'ABC' so that the indexer gets called for that property too. Anyways it might be useful to have the capability to opt-out of this behaviour via a dependency property of the DataGrid.
Again, thanks for looking into this.
Thanks for the reply. The behaviour you explained is more or less what I was 'afraid' of. In my present case, I don't need this checking for errors in other columns. By the way, when I do need this type of checking among related properties in my objects, what I do is, on the setter of property 'XYZ' I raise an PropertyChanged event for property 'ABC' so that the indexer gets called for that property too. Anyways it might be useful to have the capability to opt-out of this behaviour via a dependency property of the DataGrid.
Again, thanks for looking into this.