Programmatically disabling Windows Control Events

[Josef Meile]

Hi

I wanted to programmatically disable events like SelectedIndexChanged without
using a boolean flag, which indeed I find a quick and dirty solution. So, I
found a
piece of code that do this more elegant:

* How to disable event in C#?
Link: http://tinyurl.com/alsge
Group: microsoft.public.dotnet.framework.compactframework

But I saw it is limited to ComboBoxes and to the SelectedIndexChanged Event
and
I want to generalize it to an object of type control and to every possible
event. To
give you an idea, I will post some of my ugly code:

public static EventHandler DisableSelectedIndexChanged(Control control)
{
FieldInfo fieldInfo;
object fieldObject;
EventHandler handler = null;

fieldInfo = control.GetType().GetField("SelectedIndexChanged",
BindingFlags.Instance | BindingFlags.NonPublic);
if (fieldInfo != null)
{
fieldObject = fieldInfo.GetValue(control);
if (fieldObject is EventHandler)
{
handler = (EventHandler)fieldObject;

//This is the part I want to avoid
if (control is ComboBox)
((ComboBox)control).SelectedIndexChanged -= handler;
else if (control is ListBox)
((ListBox)control).SelectedIndexChanged -= handler;
else if (control is ListView)
((ListView)control).SelectedIndexChanged -= handler;
else if (control is TabControl)
((TabControl)control).SelectedIndexChanged -= handler;
}
}
return handler;
}

Is it possible to avoid the casting and get a pointer to the
SelectedIndexChanged
property, then apply the -= operation over it? How? As I could understand,
FieldInfo.GetValue(control) only returns the handler, but not the
SelectedIndexChanged property.

Thanks in advanced,
Josef