Raising events for UserControl arrays

[The Mess]

I am working in VB5.
How do you mimmick Visual Basic's putting an Index argument at the front of
the variables passed to an event when making your own control? This sounds
kind of confusing so I'll simplify it.
Say I have made my own UserControl and I have an event for it. Someone uses
my control. In fact he makes a control array of it. When an event is fired,
how do you tell for which instance of the control.
Could someone give me an example of how this is done?
Thanks

[J French]

On Sun, 3 Apr 2005 11:38:52 -0400, "The Mess" <em***@none.com> wrote:

I am working in VB5.
How do you mimmick Visual Basic's putting an Index argument at the front of
the variables passed to an event when making your own control? This sounds
kind of confusing so I'll simplify it.
Say I have made my own UserControl and I have an event for it. Someone uses
my control. In fact he makes a control array of it. When an event is fired,
how do you tell for which instance of the control.
Could someone give me an example of how this is done?

Best you run up a very small test App

- you will find that the UserControl knows nothing about its Index
- and does not need to when Raising Events

[EggHead]

I only work with vb 6.0, but can u set a read-only property for the index?
Read the property, Mickey Mouse stuff :)
Egghead
"The Mess" <em***@none.com> wrote in message
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I am working in VB5.
How do you mimmick Visual Basic's putting an Index argument at the front
of
the variables passed to an event when making your own control? This sounds
kind of confusing so I'll simplify it.
Say I have made my own UserControl and I have an event for it. Someone
uses
my control. In fact he makes a control array of it. When an event is
fired,
how do you tell for which instance of the control.
Could someone give me an example of how this is done?
Thanks

[The Mess]

Thanks for the answers. Please disregard request. It was a stupid mistake (:

"The Mess" <em***@none.com> wrote in message
news:C6*****************@news20.bellglobal.com...

I am working in VB5.
How do you mimmick Visual Basic's putting an Index argument at the front of the variables passed to an event when making your own control? This sounds
kind of confusing so I'll simplify it.
Say I have made my own UserControl and I have an event for it. Someone uses my control. In fact he makes a control array of it. When an event is fired, how do you tell for which instance of the control.
Could someone give me an example of how this is done?
Thanks