it is possible to solve this issue by using the BrowsableAttributes property of a PropertyGrid.
First, create a new attribute like this:
public class PropertyGridBrowsableAttribute : Attribute
{
private bool browsable;
public PropertyGridBrowsableAttribute(bool browsable){
this.browsable = browsable;
}
}
Then add this attribute to all those properties which you want to be shown in your PropertyGrid:
[DisplayName("First Name"), Category("Names"), PropertyGridBrowsable(true)]
public string FirstName {
get { return ... }
set { ... }
}
Then set the BrowsableAttributes property like this:
myPropertyGrid.BrowsableAttributes = new AttributeCollection(
new Attribute[] { new PropertyGridBrowsableAttribute(true) });
This will only show the attributed properties in your property grid and the DataGridView can still access all properties with only a little bit more coding effort.
I would still go with Tergiver and call this behaviour a bug, since the documentation of the Browsable attribute clearly states its use for property windows only.
(Credit goes to user "maro" at http://www.mycsharp.de/wbb2/thread.php?postid=234565)
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