Hi,
You are right. Setting PropertyGrid.IsReadOnly to true will disable the PropertyItem's editors, so you cannot use the CollectionControl Dialog.
The user of the Plus version v3.1 have access to a new Property : PropertyGrid.IsExpandingNonPrimitiveTypes. When true, this will display the Collection's content as a treeView directly in the PropertyGrid. Using PropertyGrid.IsReadOnly will prevent from modifying the Collection's content, but it will still be visible.
Issue https://wpftoolkit.codeplex.com/workitem/22442 has been created to be able to see the collection in ReadOnly mode.
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You are right. Setting PropertyGrid.IsReadOnly to true will disable the PropertyItem's editors, so you cannot use the CollectionControl Dialog.
The user of the Plus version v3.1 have access to a new Property : PropertyGrid.IsExpandingNonPrimitiveTypes. When true, this will display the Collection's content as a treeView directly in the PropertyGrid. Using PropertyGrid.IsReadOnly will prevent from modifying the Collection's content, but it will still be visible.
Issue https://wpftoolkit.codeplex.com/workitem/22442 has been created to be able to see the collection in ReadOnly mode.
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Get more controls, features, updates and technical support with Xceed Toolkit Plus for WPF