问题
Can IDataError info be used properly in a winforms application? In the past I was doing my binding the usual way(1) and did the validation in the OnValidating event of the particular control. I would like to move the data validation to the domain model so that I can easily swap out user interfaces and so that all of the logic is in one place.
I was looking into IDataErrorInfo but everything I find deals with WPF and the app in development is strictly a winforms app.
I also noticed that the binding that gets used in WPF is in System.Windows.Data and the binding that I've always been using is in System.Windows.Forms (which I don't appear to have when I try to add it as a resource - I'm using 3.5).Aside from the property "ValidatesOnDataErrors" is there a difference between the two?
(1) the usual way being:
myControl.DataBindings.Add(new Binding("Text", this.domainModel, "Property"));
回答1:
This works with the ErrorProvider component in Windows Forms.
For a complete, but very simple and short tutorial, see this blog post.
回答2:
Yes, IDataErrorInfo works in winforms. For example, DataGridView will use this automatically both per-row and per-cell. But it is implementation-specific, and isn't automatically applied to other bindings. I did once write some code to associate it to an error-provider and do the work via change events, but I don't have it to hand unfortunately. But I seem to recall it wasn't huge.
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/1401796/idataerrorinfo-in-winforms