Menu suggestion

normally with a menu i use a simple switch statement. i'm thinking this is
not a very good way of doing it. does anyone have any suggestions on a
better way


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Lloyd
Fri Aug 12 22:57:56 CDT 2005

what about an event handler?

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"Bud J via DotNetMonster.com" <forum@DotNetMonster.com> wrote in message
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> normally with a menu i use a simple switch statement. i'm thinking this
> is
> not a very good way of doing it. does anyone have any suggestions on a
> better way
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Bud
Sat Aug 13 01:15:11 CDT 2005

thanks for the reply.

If i understand what you are saying
mnuItemOne.Click+= new EventHandler(OnMenuOneClick)


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Bud
Sat Aug 13 01:21:31 CDT 2005

oops accidentally posted partial message

to continue

if i understand what you are saying
menuOne.Click+=new EventHandler(MenuOneClick)
menuTwo.Click+=new EventHandler(MenuTwoClick)

would definetly work but wouldn't that be a variation of a switch.


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Lloyd
Sat Aug 13 03:29:37 CDT 2005

I didn't really understand what you mean, so..
but that's the way I handle event!

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> thanks for the reply.
>
> If i understand what you are saying
> mnuItemOne.Click+= new EventHandler(OnMenuOneClick)
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Lloyd
Sat Aug 13 03:30:46 CDT 2005

> to continue
>
> if i understand what you are saying
> menuOne.Click+=new EventHandler(MenuOneClick)
> menuTwo.Click+=new EventHandler(MenuTwoClick)
>
> would definetly work but wouldn't that be a variation of a switch.
uh?
what kind of variation?
no "if" will ever be involved in such event dispatching....

Herfried
Sat Aug 13 14:47:47 CDT 2005

"Bud J via DotNetMonster.com" <forum@DotNetMonster.com> schrieb:
> if i understand what you are saying
> menuOne.Click+=new EventHandler(MenuOneClick)
> menuTwo.Click+=new EventHandler(MenuTwoClick)
>
> would definetly work but wouldn't that be a variation of a switch.

Nope. The code you posted is the way to go... :-).

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