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circular ref. problems.

Hi,

From my main form I instantiate a usercontrol on a panel.
How can I invoke functionality in my main form from
events generated in my usercontrol?

Is it possible to furnish the usercontrol with an
eventhandler in my main form?

Do I have to seperate out the functionality I want to
invoke from the userctrl, into a seperate dll in order to
be able reference the functionality.

brgds Jesper
Nov 15 '05 #1
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Hi Jesper,

[Jesper wrote:]
Do I have to seperate out the functionality I want to
invoke from the userctrl, into a seperate dll in order to
be able reference the functionality.
If your user control will be used from other containers,
consider keeping the user control in a seperate assembly
((ie) not in the same assembly as your current hosting form).

[Jesper wrote:] Is it possible to furnish the usercontrol with an
eventhandler in my main form?
You can expose the events in your control
that the containers such as your form will be able to subscribe to.

myUserControl.MyEvent += new MyDelegateEventHandler(this.MyFormHandler);

Regards,
Aravind C

"Jesper" <an*******@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:0a****************************@phx.gbl... Hi,

From my main form I instantiate a usercontrol on a panel.
How can I invoke functionality in my main form from
events generated in my usercontrol?

Is it possible to furnish the usercontrol with an
eventhandler in my main form?

Do I have to seperate out the functionality I want to
invoke from the userctrl, into a seperate dll in order to
be able reference the functionality.

brgds Jesper

Nov 15 '05 #2

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