Need to extract the Click event from tsMenuItem.Even ts

[AAaron123]

newItem and tsMenuItem are ToolStripMenuIt ems.

I'd like to add the click event in tsMenuItem to newItem.

Can't do this because Events is Protected:

newItem.Events. AddHandlers(tsM enuItem.Events) ;

Can't do this because Click must be on the left side:

newItem.Click += tsMenuItem.Clic k;

Is there some way I can extract the Click event from tsMenuItem.Even ts so
that I can do this:

newItem.Click += ??

Thanks in advance

[AAaron123]

"Peter Duniho" <Np*********@nn owslpianmk.comw rote in message
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On Sat, 12 Apr 2008 16:45:14 -0700, AAaron123 <aa*******@road runner.com>
wrote:

>No, but I thought that if Foo was a function that returned a string
"anonymous" would apply if I wrote
Console.Writel ine(Foo);
Is that not true?

That's not true. Ignoring for the moment that if Foo is a function (i.e.
"method"), writing "Console.WriteL ine(Foo);" doesn't make sense... The
method "Foo" has a name. Something with a name isn't anonymous, by
definition.

But the string variable does not have a name.

Thanks for all the help

>
An anonymous method is a method without a name. You create one using the
"delegate" key word, as shown in my code example and as shown in the
documentation to which I refer you.

>Anyway, I appreciate the pointer to the site.
That explained a lot.

Glad it helped. :)

Pete

[AAaron123]

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"Peter Duniho" <Np*********@nn owslpianmk.comw rote in message
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>On Sat, 12 Apr 2008 16:45:14 -0700, AAaron123 <aa*******@road runner.com>
wrote:

>>No, but I thought that if Foo was a function that returned a string
"anonymous" would apply if I wrote
Console.Write line(Foo);
Is that not true?

That's not true. Ignoring for the moment that if Foo is a function (i.e.
"method"), writing "Console.WriteL ine(Foo);" doesn't make sense... The
method "Foo" has a name. Something with a name isn't anonymous, by
definition.

But the string variable does not have a name.

I just had ocassion to read what I said.
I do see the difference between the function return being anonomyous and the
body being anonomous.
Thanks again

>
Thanks for all the help

>>
An anonymous method is a method without a name. You create one using the
"delegate" key word, as shown in my code example and as shown in the
documentatio n to which I refer you.

>>Anyway, I appreciate the pointer to the site.
That explained a lot.

Glad it helped. :)

Pete