BrightIdeasSoftware.ObjectListView.StartCellEdit C# (CSharp) Method

        public virtual void StartCellEdit(OLVListItem item, int subItemIndex)
        {
            OLVColumn column = this.GetColumn(subItemIndex);
            Control c = this.GetCellEditor(item, subItemIndex);
            Rectangle r = this.CalculateCellEditorBounds(item, subItemIndex, c.PreferredSize);
            c.Bounds = r;

            // Try to align the control as the column is aligned. Not all controls support this property
            Munger.PutProperty(c, "TextAlign", column.TextAlign);

            // Give the control the value from the model
            this.SetControlValue(c, column.GetValue(item.RowObject), column.GetStringValue(item.RowObject));

            // Give the outside world the chance to munge with the process
            this.cellEditEventArgs = new CellEditEventArgs(column, c, r, item, subItemIndex);
            this.OnCellEditStarting(this.cellEditEventArgs);
            if (this.cellEditEventArgs.Cancel)
                return;

            // The event handler may have completely changed the control, so we need to remember it
            this.cellEditor = this.cellEditEventArgs.Control;

            // If the control isn't the height of the cell, centre it vertically.
            // We don't do this in OwnerDrawn mode since the renderer already aligns the control correctly.
            // We also dont need to do this when in Tile view.
            if (this.View != View.Tile && !this.OwnerDraw && this.cellEditor.Height != r.Height) {
                this.cellEditor.Top += (r.Height - this.cellEditor.Height) / 2;
            }
            this.Invalidate();
            this.Controls.Add(this.cellEditor);
            this.ConfigureControl();
            this.PauseAnimations(true);
        }