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Ability to identify the original exception inside the InvalidValue event

created 18 years ago

This one has been asked and answered before, the .Net environment hides the actual exception and replaces it with a warning exception…
My question though is this. How does the GridView InvalidValueExceptionEventArg -> EditorValueException.SourceException do it??
When I handle InvalidValueException on the GridView I CAN get the original exception, but when I handle the same InvalidValueException on a TextEdit I cannot. What is the difference? They are both Controls and Editors are they not? Why does one work and njot the other??
thnaks,
JIM

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