如何在 C# 中的 propertygrid 中向枚举选择添加工具提示？
我刚刚了解了如何使用 PropertyGrid 的基本功能，并且发现我的一些枚举常量并不是很不言自明。当用户打开所有枚举常量的列表时，是否有可能将鼠标悬停在哪个常量上出现工具提示？
例如，如果我在 PropertyGrid 中有一个名为 SomeEnum 的属性，其值为 Enum1、Enum2、Enum3。当用户想要更改属性的值时，他拉下列表并将鼠标悬停在 Enum1 上，将出现一个工具提示，显示“这是 Enum1”等。
I just found out how to use the basic features of a PropertyGrid and I found that some of my enum constants aren't very self-explanatory. Is it possible that when the user opens the list of all the enum constants that a tooltip will appear for whichever constant he hovers his mouse over?
For example if I have a property in a PropertyGrid called SomeEnum and the values are Enum1, Enum2, Enum3. When the user wants to change the value of the property, he brings down the list and hovers over Enum1, a tooltip will appear saying "This is Enum1" and so on.
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您可能想要覆盖枚举的默认转换为字符串功能，如这些 SO 帖子中所述：
C# String enums
C#：如何使用用于本地化枚举的类型转换器
或此 MSDN 文章：
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/system.componentmodel.typeconverter%28VS.80%29.aspx
You would want to override the default convert-to-string functionality of the enum as described in these S.O. posts:
C# String enums
C#: How to use a Type Converter to localize enums
or this MSDN article:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/system.componentmodel.typeconverter%28VS.80%29.aspx
我不认为有任何简单的方法可以用
PropertyGrid来完成您所要求的操作。你真正应该做的是重命名你的枚举值以更清楚地表达它们的目的；这样做的另一个好处是使您的源代码更易于理解。如果您需要指定有关通过
PropertyGrid设置的特定属性的附加信息，您可以通过使用DescriptionAttribute对其进行标记来实现：如果您确实决定保持枚举值不变，则可以实现一个 TypeConverter 并使用
TypeConverterAttribute 标记使用特定枚举的每个属性；这将允许您显式指定枚举值和PropertyGrid中显示的文本之间的转换。有关更多详细信息，请参阅这篇 MSDN 文章。I don't believe there's any easy way to do what you're asking with a
PropertyGrid. What you really should be doing is to rename your enumeration values to express their purposes more clearly; this has the added benefit of making your source code easier to understand.If you need to specify additional information regarding a particular property that's being set through the
PropertyGrid, you can do so by tagging it with aDescriptionAttribute:If you're really dead set on keeping your enum values as they are, you could potentially implement a
TypeConverterand flag each property that uses a particular enum withTypeConverterAttribute; this would let you explicitly specify a conversion between the enum values and the text that gets displayed in thePropertyGrid. See this MSDN article for more details.