C# visual inheritance...

[Gordon Smith]

Hi,

I'm trying to create a form in c# that I visually inherit
from.
It includes a button, that when I click, displays a "hello
world" message.
I then create an inherited form, and create an event
handler for the button that displays a "hello world 2"
message.
The problem is, that when I run the program, and click the
button, I see both messages (i.e. both event handlers are
called).
Is there any way to suppress the original event handler
call?

Thanks

Gordon.

[Robert Zurer]

It would seem that the event handler should not be part of the ancestor form
unless you want to use it in the child classes. Both should be assigned
dynamically. I suppose you could remove it using the -= operator or null
OnClick property before assigning the new handler, but I can't imagine why
you would do that.

Robert Zurer
"Gordon Smith" <go**********@consultant.com> wrote in message
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Hi,

I'm trying to create a form in c# that I visually inherit
from.
It includes a button, that when I click, displays a "hello
world" message.
I then create an inherited form, and create an event
handler for the button that displays a "hello world 2"
message.
The problem is, that when I run the program, and click the
button, I see both messages (i.e. both event handlers are
called).
Is there any way to suppress the original event handler
call?

Thanks

Gordon.