Automatic create buttons with different working

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I know to create buttons through coding but dnt know how to add different functionality to it. my code is :

C#

for(int i=0;i<3;i++)
{                       Button bz = new Button();
                         bz.Height = 50;
                         bz.Width = 50;
                         bz.ToolTip = fname1;
                         gg.Children.Add(bz);
} // gg is uniformGrid

it create 3 buttons bt now i want each of this should perform different task like if i click first button it should add two no.s and if i click other then it will do subtraction... And how to give name to each of these buttons..??

thanks in advance

pls dnt give msdn.microsoft links they dnt help much..

Posted 4-Jun-12 3:27am

mane0806

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**AmitGajjar** · Answer 1 · 2012-06-04T04:32:00

Solution 1

hi,

you can create anonymous function and associate click event with your all buttons.

you can decide what you want to do with different buttons.

or you can associate your function like

C#

btn.Click += new System.EventHandler(this.myFunction);

Hope this will help you,

Thanks
-Amit

Posted 4-Jun-12 4:32am

AmitGajjar

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mane0806 4-Jun-12 12:30pm

i did that inside loop for each button, but no use because, when i click any button it calls last function created for last button; because it overwrite previous methods.

AmitGajjar 4-Jun-12 23:56pm

can you show me the code for the event binding ?

bhagirathimfs · Answer 2 · 2012-06-04T04:33:00

Solution 2

C#

btnHeader.Click += delegate { Functin_name() }

In this way you can create an event.If i click on the button it will come to btnHeader.Click and execute the functions present inside the bracket .

Hope this will help you :)

Posted 4-Jun-12 4:33am

bhagirathimfs

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mane0806 4-Jun-12 13:08pm

i did that inside loop for each button, but no use because, when i click any button it calls last function created for last button; because it overwrite previous methods.