VB.Net, Do I Find or Write the new Form Events (Activated,DeActivated,Closing<wbr>,Closed)

Do I Find or Write the new Form Events (Activated,DeActivated,Closing,Closed)

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dick barne #1 / 4	Do I Find or Write the new Form Events (Activated,DeActivated,Closing,Closed) In VB6, all the Form Events were in the dropdown In VB.NET, all the events are not in the drop down. Form_Load appears in the inital form code. When I try to add "Private Sub Form_Closing(byVal sender as System.Object,byVal e as System.EventArs) Handles MyBase.Closing" to the code, I get an error "Can't find an Event Closing that has the same signature as the handling method." What should I have done?
Tue, 25 May 2004 20:58:18 GMT

Cade Carvel #2 / 4	Do I Find or Write the new Form Events (Activated,DeActivated,Closing,Closed) I think, And I am probably wrong, but it looks like you did not have all the same Byval's that the Proper event has. I.e. you are missing a ByVal, or have an Incorrect ByVal.....I ran across something like that a while back when I was creating my own event handlers for custom Components. Cade Quote: > In VB6, all the Form Events were in the dropdown In VB.NET, all the > events are not in the drop down. Form_Load appears in the inital form code. > When I try to add "Private Sub Form_Closing(byVal sender as > System.Object,byVal e as System.EventArs) Handles MyBase.Closing" to the > code, I get an error "Can't find an Event Closing that has the same > signature as the handling method." > What should I have done?
Tue, 25 May 2004 22:07:22 GMT

MVP #3 / 4	Do I Find or Write the new Form Events (Activated,DeActivated,Closing,Closed) The events are in the dropdown. You need to select "BaseClassEvents" in the left dropdown. Then, in the right drop down you can see a list of events. And, just a note, in the signature of your method, you have "ByVal e As System.EventArs" For this particular event, it should be "ByVal e As CancelEventArgs" But, the dropdowns will put the signature in the code for you. . . -- Jacob Grass Microsoft .NET MVP Quote: > In VB6, all the Form Events were in the dropdown In VB.NET, all the > events are not in the drop down. Form_Load appears in the inital form code. > When I try to add "Private Sub Form_Closing(byVal sender as > System.Object,byVal e as System.EventArs) Handles MyBase.Closing" to the > code, I get an error "Can't find an Event Closing that has the same > signature as the handling method." > What should I have done?
Tue, 25 May 2004 22:12:03 GMT

dick barne #4 / 4	Do I Find or Write the new Form Events (Activated,DeActivated,Closing,Closed) thank you both for your help........... Quote: > In VB6, all the Form Events were in the dropdown In VB.NET, all the > events are not in the drop down. Form_Load appears in the inital form code. > When I try to add "Private Sub Form_Closing(byVal sender as > System.Object,byVal e as System.EventArs) Handles MyBase.Closing" to the > code, I get an error "Can't find an Event Closing that has the same > signature as the handling method." > What should I have done?
Fri, 28 May 2004 19:52:08 GMT

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