there is another good thing in visual studio 2008... in code: this.somewidget.Changed += [now press TAB key 2 times]. New event handler will be associated, created and cursor will be set inside :)
2009/7/30 Cerebrus <zorg...@sify.com> > > I have often found this omission irritating. > > Two ways to do it in C#: > > 1. Write your own event handlers! Wire up the events with the > EventHandlers manually. > > 2. Go to design view and in the Properties window, click the lightning > symbol. This will list all the available events for the selected > control. Double click any one to auto-generate an EventHandler stub in > the code-behind. > > On Jul 30, 4:27 am, Barry Seymour <barry.a.seym...@gmail.com> wrote: > > I'm a VB guy learning C#. One big issue I've just discovered: > > > > IN VB, whether it's a web page or a winforms app, if you open the code > > window, the top left dropdown lists all controls. When you select a > > control, the top right dropdown lists all events for the selected > > control. > > > > In C#, whether it's a web page or a winforms app, you just don't get > > this. > > > > I'm trying to learn Visual Studio 2008 -- the lack of this instant > > reference is a real problem for me. Why was this excluded from C#? Is > > there something fundamental that I'm missing? > > > > Please bear in mind that I'm a noob and that I've tried to find an > > answer or background on this, but it's a tricky question to ask in a > > Google search. Your patience is appreciated. > > > > Thanks! >
