Re: How to add eventHandlers at runtime?

Do you have any sample code for this? I'm looking for the same thing, but
the samples don't show how to do this dynamically.

"Mattias Sjögren" <mattias.dont.want.spam@mvps.org> wrote in message
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> >How to attach a delegate to a Control's event(Lets say click) dynamically
I
> >am trying to use EventInfo Clas but in AdEventHandler method takes 2nd
> >parameter as delegate so how can i attch an method to be calledto that
> >delegate object.
>
> You can use Delegate.CreateDelegate() to create the delegate for your
> handler method.
>
>
>
> Mattias
>
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Scott,

>Do you have any sample code for this? I'm looking for the same thing, but
>the samples don't show how to do this dynamically.

using System;

public delegate void MyDelegate();

class EventProvider
{
public event MyDelegate MyEvent;
public void RaiseIt() { if ( MyEvent != null ) MyEvent(); }
}

class Listener
{
public static void Handler()
{
Console.WriteLine( "Event handler called" );
}

public static void Main()
{
EventProvider ep = new EventProvider();
Delegate d = Delegate.CreateDelegate(
typeof(MyDelegate), typeof(Listener), "Handler" );
ep.GetType().GetEvent( "MyEvent" ).AddEventHandler( ep, d );
ep.RaiseIt();
}
}



Mattias

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Hi

For dynamic binding of an event handler, you can use


ControlName.Event+=this.System.EventHandler(this.MethodName);

Just like

cmdButton.click+=this.system.EventHandler(this.Button_click);