Use of the PropertyGrid control in C # In WinForm debugging

PropertyGrid provides a user interface for browsing object properties. On the WinForm design page, click a control and select the "properties" page. The properties and values of the control are displayed. The PropertyGrid control is used to display the information.

When designing and debugging the WinForm program, when you need to modify the properties of the control, such as the text color, background color, and text content, you can only stop debugging and reset the properties before debugging; sometimes you need to obtain attributes that cannot be directly displayed by the control, such as position, size, and Padding. You can only set breakpoint viewing.

In fact, these can be implemented through the PropertyGrid control.

For example, if your form contains a button button1 and you need to know the font, color, and position, you can place a PropertyGrid control in the proper position of your form and set PropertyGrid. selectedObject = button1; run your program. When you modify the font in PropertyGrid, you will find that the font of button1 has been changed. If there is other code, set button1.Enable to false, you can also see it in PropertyGrid, or even change it back to true!

Therefore, the use of PropertyGrid can improve the debugging efficiency of the WinForm program.