adrian
Fri Apr 20 06:40:02 CDT 2007
Thanks bob
I get the bit about the getting the list of deleagtes but how then can the
target sub of the delegate be assigned to another control event as well.
Addhandler wants an addressof as the last parameter and AddHandler
(myButton.click, Addressof aDelegate.Method) seems not to work.
It could be I am just being a little stupid here
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Thanks Adrian
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> See the article in Windows Forms Tips and Tricks on how to discover the
> targets of an event.
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> Adrian Leeming wrote:
> > I am using vb.net and basically I am trying to build a series of buttons at
> > runtime based on menu entries created at design time on a ContextMenuStrip
> >
> > What I would like to do is make the Click event of a button created at
> > runtime execute the same event handler as the Click event of the
> > ToolStripMenuItem.
> >
> > so in pseudo code
> > newButton.OnClick = menuItem.OnClick
> >
> > I wondered is this possible via reflection to get the event handlers address
> > to use in an AddHandler call for the button, but I am not sure how to go
> > about this.
> >
> >
> > Thanks Adrian
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