System.Web.UI.WebControls Namespace   DataGridColumnCollection Class

Copies the contents of the collection into an Array, starting at the specified index of the Array object.

[ VB ]
NotOverridable Public Sub CopyTo ( _
   ByVal array As Array, _
   ByVal index As Integer _
)

[ C# ]
public void CopyTo (
   Array array,
   int index
);

[ C++ ]
public: __sealed void CopyTo (
   Array* array,
   int index
);

[ JScript ]
public function CopyTo (
   array : Array,
   index : int
);

array

A System.Array object to copy the contents of the collection into.

index

The zero-based index of the Array to begin copying the contents of the collection into.

Use this method to copy the contents of the DataGridColumnCollection into the specified System.Array object, starting at the specified index.

NOTE: The array parameter must be a zero-based System.Array object.

The following example demonstrates how to use the CopyTo method to copy the contents of the DataGridColumnCollection to an array of DataGridColumn objects.

void copyTo ( Object src, EventArgs e ) {
   DataGridColumn [ ] myArray = new DataGridColumn [ 3 ];
   myGrid.Columns.CopyTo ( myArray, 0 );
   myLabel.Text = "The heading text for the items in the array are: <p>";

   foreach ( DataGridColumn column in myArray ) {
      myLabel.Text += column.HeaderText + "<br>";
   }
}

Sub copyTo ( src As Object, e As EventArgs )
   Dim myArray ( 3 ) As DataGridColumn
   myGrid.Columns.CopyTo ( myArray, 0 )
   myLabel.Text = "The heading text for the items in the array are: " & "<p>"
   Dim column As DataGridColumn
   For Each column In myArray
      myLabel.Text &= column.HeaderText & "<br>"
   Next column 
End Sub

DataGridColumnCollection Members

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