C# to VB.NET IClonable

[AMerrell]

Hello,

There is a C# funciton I'm trying to translate that clones some event handlers.

public virtual object Clone()
{
...... Instance of a Custom Collection .......
myCol.ItemAdded = this.ItemAdded;
myCol.ItemRemoved = this.ItemRemoved;
return myCol;
}

In VB.NET I have this.

Public Overridable Function Clone() As Object Implements ICloneable.Clone
...... Instance of a Custom Collection .......
myCol.ItemAdded = me.ItemAdded
myCol.ItemRemoved = me.ItemRemoved
return myCol
End Function

The system tells me I need to use a 'RaiseEvent' statement to raise an event.

How do I go about doing the same thing in VB.NET that was done in C#?

Thank You
AM

[Giedrius]

Use this
AddHandler myCol.ItemAdded, AddressOf me.ItemAdded


"AMerrell" <an*******@msnews.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:e7**************@TK2MSFTNGP12.phx.gbl...

Hello,

There is a C# funciton I'm trying to translate that clones some event
handlers.

public virtual object Clone()
{
...... Instance of a Custom Collection .......
myCol.ItemAdded = this.ItemAdded;
myCol.ItemRemoved = this.ItemRemoved;
return myCol;
}

In VB.NET I have this.

Public Overridable Function Clone() As Object Implements ICloneable.Clone
...... Instance of a Custom Collection .......
myCol.ItemAdded = me.ItemAdded
myCol.ItemRemoved = me.ItemRemoved
return myCol
End Function

The system tells me I need to use a 'RaiseEvent' statement to raise an
event.

How do I go about doing the same thing in VB.NET that was done in C#?

Thank You
AM

[AMerrell]

Hi,

AddHandler myCol.ItemAdded, AddressOf Me.ItemAdded gives me 'AdressOf' operand must be the name of a method; no parantheses are needed.
Not sure why it mentions parantheses since the are none.

Thanks,
AM

[Giedrius]

Because Me.ItemAdded must be a sub or a function.
myCol.ItemAdded must be an event declaration.
Public Class Col

Public Event ItemAdded()

End Class

Public Class Clones

Sub ItemAdded()

End Sub

Function Clone() as Object

....

AddHandler myCol.ItemAdded, me.ItemAdded

return myCol

End Function

End Class

"AMerrell" <an*******@msnews.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:ed**************@tk2msftngp13.phx.gbl...

Hi,

AddHandler myCol.ItemAdded, AddressOf Me.ItemAdded gives me 'AdressOf'
operand must be the name of a method; no parantheses are needed.
Not sure why it mentions parantheses since the are none.

Thanks,
AM