Very Basic C# From Question

[Brent]

Hi everyone. I am moving from VB.Net to C#. C# is pretty easy but i do have
one thing i don't like that im probably doing it the hard way and want to
see if there is an easy way to do it. When you want to code an event for a
control on a form in VB.Net you just select the control from the left
comobox on top of the code window. You then select the event from the right
combobox. Apparently C# doesn't have this. Say you want to code off the
LostFocus event on button 1. The way i currently do it is to write the
following code manually:

this.button1.LostFocus += System.EventHandl..........

This is kind of a pain. You have to manually code the event handler function
and you also have to look at exactly what type of eventargs to pass in the
function? Is there an easier way to do this or is this the only way?

thanks

Brrent

[Carlos J. Quintero [.NET MVP]]

The Properties window of C# controls have an Events button that VB does not
have.

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"Brent" <br*****@spam.hotmail.com> escribió en el mensaje
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Hi everyone. I am moving from VB.Net to C#. C# is pretty easy but i do
have one thing i don't like that im probably doing it the hard way and
want to see if there is an easy way to do it. When you want to code an
event for a control on a form in VB.Net you just select the control from
the left comobox on top of the code window. You then select the event from
the right combobox. Apparently C# doesn't have this. Say you want to code
off the LostFocus event on button 1. The way i currently do it is to write
the following code manually:

this.button1.LostFocus += System.EventHandl..........

This is kind of a pain. You have to manually code the event handler
function and you also have to look at exactly what type of eventargs to
pass in the function? Is there an easier way to do this or is this the
only way?

thanks

Brrent

[Steve Long]

Well, the other way to do it is to select the control or form that you want
to add an event handler for and click the events button on the properties
window, then double click the event handler you want to add. Simple right?

HTH
Steve

"Brent" <br*****@spam.hotmail.com> wrote in message
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Hi everyone. I am moving from VB.Net to C#. C# is pretty easy but i do have one thing i don't like that im probably doing it the hard way and want to
see if there is an easy way to do it. When you want to code an event for a
control on a form in VB.Net you just select the control from the left
comobox on top of the code window. You then select the event from the right combobox. Apparently C# doesn't have this. Say you want to code off the
LostFocus event on button 1. The way i currently do it is to write the
following code manually:

this.button1.LostFocus += System.EventHandl..........

This is kind of a pain. You have to manually code the event handler function and you also have to look at exactly what type of eventargs to pass in the
function? Is there an easier way to do this or is this the only way?

thanks

Brrent

[Brent]

Yep sorry i didn't know it was there :). Thanks for the help. I appreciate
it.
"Steve Long" <St**********@NoSpam.com> wrote in message
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Well, the other way to do it is to select the control or form that you
want
to add an event handler for and click the events button on the properties
window, then double click the event handler you want to add. Simple right?

HTH
Steve

"Brent" <br*****@spam.hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:ez**************@TK2MSFTNGP14.phx.gbl...

Hi everyone. I am moving from VB.Net to C#. C# is pretty easy but i do

have

one thing i don't like that im probably doing it the hard way and want to
see if there is an easy way to do it. When you want to code an event for
a
control on a form in VB.Net you just select the control from the left
comobox on top of the code window. You then select the event from the

right

combobox. Apparently C# doesn't have this. Say you want to code off the
LostFocus event on button 1. The way i currently do it is to write the
following code manually:

this.button1.LostFocus += System.EventHandl..........

This is kind of a pain. You have to manually code the event handler

function

and you also have to look at exactly what type of eventargs to pass in
the
function? Is there an easier way to do this or is this the only way?

thanks

Brrent