ignoring events when loading form

[Norvin Laudon]

Hi,

I have a form with various controls which are wired to events when their
data, listindex, or whatever changes.

Simple question: As I'm loading the form (in the constructor), I need to set
the control's initial values without their events getting fired. It seems to
be a pretty common requirement. Any quick way of doing this? (short of using
a boolean flag!)

TIA,
Norvin

[RCS]

I don't know of any way, but how I've done this in the past is have a
class-level boolean called IsLoading, then inside all your events you have

if ( ! IsLoading )
{
}

Hope that helps...
"Norvin Laudon" <12*@asd.com> wrote in message
news:eL**************@TK2MSFTNGP09.phx.gbl...

Hi,

I have a form with various controls which are wired to events when their
data, listindex, or whatever changes.

Simple question: As I'm loading the form (in the constructor), I need to
set
the control's initial values without their events getting fired. It seems
to
be a pretty common requirement. Any quick way of doing this? (short of
using
a boolean flag!)

TIA,
Norvin

[Magnus Krisell]

Why not wire the events after the initial values are set?
I believe Visual Studio uses this technique when it generates the
"InitializeComponent" method.

- Magnus

"Norvin Laudon" <12*@asd.com> wrote in message
news:eL**************@TK2MSFTNGP09.phx.gbl...

Hi,

I have a form with various controls which are wired to events when their
data, listindex, or whatever changes.

Simple question: As I'm loading the form (in the constructor), I need to
set
the control's initial values without their events getting fired. It seems
to
be a pretty common requirement. Any quick way of doing this? (short of
using
a boolean flag!)

TIA,
Norvin