Creating an event by force.

[Mr. X.]

Hello,
I want to create an event by force.
How can I do that ?

(for example : ToolStrip.ItemClicked event)

Thanks

 

[Martin H.]

To the dark side this path leads.
Explain your request you should.

Yoda

 

[Family Tree Mike]

Hello,
I want to create an event by force.
How can I do that ?

(for example : ToolStrip.ItemClicked event)

Thanks

Do you mean SomeToolstrip.Items (0).PerformClick()?

 

[Mr. X.]

Thanks,
specific, this help.
I need more generic solution (I would like to do any event, not only the
PerformClick event).

Thanks

 

[Phill W.]

I need more generic solution (I would like to do any event, not only the
PerformClick event).

If a class doesn't provide you with a method to do something, then
perhaps it's something that you shouldn't do?

Why do you want to fire off any event from any control?

Regards,
Phill W.

 

[Armin Zingler]

Am 11.06.2010 00:06, schrieb Mr. X.:

Hello,
I want to create an event by force.
How can I do that ?

(for example : ToolStrip.ItemClicked event)

Thanks

You are taking the wrong approach. If you want
to do something, call a method. If you want
the same thing to be done if the item is clicked,
call the same method from the click event handler.