The menu from your picture actually is editor's context menu. The editor is created when you starting to edit the cell. Also this menu you can see only from TextEdit
and its descendants. TextEdit
itself is container which holds the System.Windows.Forms.TextBox
descendant. By default, TextEdit
prevents TextBox
context menu and shows its own. But, if the value of TextEdit.ContextMenu
or TextEdit.ContextMenuStrip
properties are not null, then menu of this properties are showing instead of default menu. So, technically, if you create empty ContextMenu
or ContextMenuStrip
and update the properties by this menus, then the are no menu will be shown.
You can use GridView.ActiveEditor
property to get the current editor and you can use GridView.ShownEditor
event to update the current editor context menu.
Here is example:
private void gridView1_ShownEditor(object sender, EventArgs e)
{
var view = (GridView)sender;
var editor = view.ActiveEditor as TextEdit;
if (editor == null)
return;
editor.ContextMenuStrip = new ContextMenuStrip();
}