Visual Basic

public class form1
   private withevents mForm2 as form2

   private sub ChildKeyDown(sChar as string) handles mForm2.ChildKeyDown
      msgbox("the key pressed was: " & sChar
   end sub

   'add logic to show form2
end class

public class form2
    event ChildKeyDown(sChar as string)

    private textbox1_keydown(sender , e ) handles textbox1.keydown
          raiseevent childkeydown(e.keychar)
    end sub
end class

If sfd.ShowDialog = Windows.Forms.DialogResult.OK Then<br />
    MsgBox("Save Done")<br />
End If

MidwestLimey wrote:

Where is this existing click handler coming from?

MidwestLimey wrote:

If you have, then keep a reference to the delegate for later assignment.

MidwestLimey wrote:

If you're refering to one used by the control internally, it maybe accessible via reflection - but that would be very poor design.

       For Each Mi As ToolStripItem In FileMenu.DropDownItems<br />
            If TypeOf (Mi) Is ToolStripMenuItem Then<br />
                Dim mmi As New ToolStripButton<br />
                mmi.Text = ""<br />
                mmi.Image = Mi.Image<br />
                mmi.ToolTipText = Mi.Text<br />
                Dim pArray() As Object = {Mi, New System.EventArgs}<br />
<br />
                Dim delegateMn As System.EventHandler = CType(CallByName(Me, Mi.Name & "_Click", CallType.Method), System.EventHandler)<br />
                AddHandler mmi.Click, delegateMn<br />
<br />
                tsProgramm.Items.Add(mmi)<br />
            ElseIf TypeOf (Mi) Is ToolStripSeparator Then<br />
                Dim mmi As New ToolStripSeparator<br />
                tsProgramm.Items.Add(mmi)<br />
            Else<br />
<br />
            End If<br />
        Next

Dim myDelegate As EventHandler = AddressOf MenuItem_Click

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I'm largely language agnostic

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After a while they all bug me

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