Phoon,
I do assume you mean the InitializeComponent method generated by VS.Net
in Asp.Net and Windows forms.
Basically, in ASP.Net, only event handlers are added in
InitializeComponent
e.g.: this.grdProjects.ItemDataBound += new
System.Web.UI.WebControls.DataGridItemEventHandler(this.grdProjects_ItemDataBound);
In Windows forms, controls are initialized, properties set, and event
handlers are added in InitializeComponent.
e.g.:
this.cancelButton = new System.Windows.Forms.Button();
this.cancelButton.Text = "Cancel";
this.cancelButton.Click += new
System.EventHandler(this.CancelButton_Click);
Do you want to split code in InitializeComponent in Asp.Net or Windows
forms? How do you want to split coding? Do you want to split it into
two like
#1. Control initialization and property setting.
#2. Adding event handlers. ?
or into three like
#1. Control initialization
#2. Property setting
#3. Event handlers ?
Regards,
Jim
