parser csv

[MemberDotNetting]

Hi, i tried this code to parse CSV file and save data in a wpf data grid, the code is correct but i can't store values on datagrid this is a class wich contain the code: public class CsvParser { public List ReadAndParseData(string path, char separator) { var parseData = new List(); using (var sr = new StreamReader(path)) { string line; while ((line = sr.ReadLine()) != null) { string[] row = line.Split(separator); parseData.Add(row); } } return parseData; } } } the is the code behind; assigned to event click on boutton List parseData = csv.ReadAndParseData(datasource, ';'); foreach (string[] row in parseData) { MessageBox.Show(""+row.GetValue(0));// i get the correct value dgvreceipient.Items.Add(row.....);// but i get a empty datagrid }

[Pete OHanlon]

Why do you persist in trying to do this the wrong way? You could solve this simply with an ObservableCollection and a little bit of binding.

public class CsvReaderViewModel
{
public ObservableCollection<string> CsvLines { get; set; }

public CsvReaderViewModel(string datasource)
{
List<string> csv = new CsvParser().ReadAndParseData(datasource, ';');
CsvLines = new CsvLines(csv);
}

}

Then, "in your code behind", all you need do is (make sure you have called InitializeComponent before you try this):

CsvReaderViewModel vm = new CsvReaderViewModel("my source");
DataContext = vm;

Finally, you just need to set your grid ItemsSource to CsvLines. BTW - you have posted and been told often enough, format your code blocks using the pre tags. It's not hard to do.

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[MemberDotNetting]

thank you, tried it, but i can't debug solution when i add

CsvReaderViewModel vm = new CsvReaderViewModel("my source");
DataContext = vm;

near InitializeComponent();