VB.Net, How to Raise/Simluate an Event via Code for a existing Control

How to Raise/Simluate an Event via Code for a existing Control

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Jerr #1 / 5	How to Raise/Simluate an Event via Code for a existing Control Hello How to Raise/Simluate an Event via Code for a existing Control I have a situation like this: Public Class Form1 Inherits System.Windows.Forms.Form Private Sub Button1_Click(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles Button1.Click End Sub End Class With a Button it is posible to Trigger the Click Event with "Me.Button1.PerformClick()" Is it posible to call other Events (MouseDown, KeyUp,........ ) for Controls on a From with a trick ? I mean without creating or inheriting a control by myself ? Cherrio Jerry
Fri, 29 Jul 2005 07:02:59 GMT

Armin Zingle #2 / 5	How to Raise/Simluate an Event via Code for a existing Control Quote: > Hello > How to Raise/Simluate an Event via Code for a existing Control > I have a situation like this: > Public Class Form1 > Inherits System.Windows.Forms.Form > Private Sub Button1_Click(ByVal sender As System.Object, > ByVal e As > System.EventArgs) Handles Button1.Click > End Sub > End Class > With a Button it is posible to Trigger the Click Event > with "Me.Button1.PerformClick()" > Is it posible to call other Events (MouseDown, KeyUp,........ ) > for Controls on a From with a trick ? > I mean without creating or inheriting a control by myself ? Seperate event procedures from action procedures. In the event procedures, call the action procedures (that do the actual job). Now you can call the action procedures instead of the event procedures wherever you want without simulating a mouse click that hasn't been performed. Armin
Fri, 29 Jul 2005 16:35:25 GMT

Jerr #3 / 5	How to Raise/Simluate an Event via Code for a existing Control Thanx for the Hint. My Problem is difficult. I have Access to a Button but not to the Button_Click Event Routine of the Form because the Button_Click Event Routine is private and the Button Public. I am shure it is hard to understand what I want but I hav no Access to the Code in which the Button is declared. I only have Access to the Button Object !! I searching for a way that I can Raise a Button_Click Event only with having the Button Object. (No Access to the Routine !!) Anyway thanx Quote: > > Hello > > How to Raise/Simluate an Event via Code for a existing Control > > I have a situation like this: > > Public Class Form1 > > Inherits System.Windows.Forms.Form > > Private Sub Button1_Click(ByVal sender As System.Object, > > ByVal e As > > System.EventArgs) Handles Button1.Click > > End Sub > > End Class > > With a Button it is posible to Trigger the Click Event > > with "Me.Button1.PerformClick()" > > Is it posible to call other Events (MouseDown, KeyUp,........ ) > > for Controls on a From with a trick ? > > I mean without creating or inheriting a control by myself ? > Seperate event procedures from action procedures. In the event procedures, > call the action procedures (that do the actual job). Now you can call the > action procedures instead of the event procedures wherever you want without > simulating a mouse click that hasn't been performed. > Armin
Sat, 30 Jul 2005 02:58:46 GMT

Armin Zingle #4 / 5	How to Raise/Simluate an Event via Code for a existing Control Quote: > I have Access to a Button but not to the Button_Click Event > Routine of the Form because the > Button_Click Event Routine is private and the Button Public. > I am shure it is hard to understand what I want > but I hav no Access to the Code in which the Button is declared. > I only have Access to the Button Object !! > I searching for a way that I can Raise a Button_Click Event > only with having the Button Object. (No Access to the Routine !!) But you have a reference to the Form? Something like TheForm.Button1.PerformClick? For example, if the Button is a "Save"-Button: In the Form: private sub button_click(bla) Save end sub public Sub Save 'Save here end sub Now you can call TheForm.Save from outside the form. Does this help? Armin
Sat, 30 Jul 2005 03:11:37 GMT

Jerr #5 / 5	How to Raise/Simluate an Event via Code for a existing Control Hey Ho Armin thanx for help. I understand what you mean but that is no solution for my Problem. I have no influence of the Code...... I can not write something in the Form. The Code is written by someone else and I can only Access the DLL. And that is the Problem....... I want to Raise the Event only by having the Button Object.......... Thanx anyway and Cherrio Quote: > > I have Access to a Button but not to the Button_Click Event > > Routine of the Form because the > > Button_Click Event Routine is private and the Button Public. > > I am shure it is hard to understand what I want > > but I hav no Access to the Code in which the Button is declared. > > I only have Access to the Button Object !! > > I searching for a way that I can Raise a Button_Click Event > > only with having the Button Object. (No Access to the Routine !!) > But you have a reference to the Form? Something like > TheForm.Button1.PerformClick? > For example, if the Button is a "Save"-Button: > In the Form: > private sub button_click(bla) > Save > end sub > public Sub Save > 'Save here > end sub > Now you can call TheForm.Save from outside the form. > Does this help? > Armin
Sat, 30 Jul 2005 04:08:41 GMT

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