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C# - Events wrecking my head...

  • 23-09-2004 12:33pm
    #1
    bonkey
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 15,443 ✭✭✭✭


    Maybe someone can help me....the "wonderful" MS documentation is driving me slowly insane on this one....

    I'm creating a custom control as an extension of UserControl. I want this custom control to have a TextChanged event. UserControl *has* a TextChanged event which I can override. No problem...this is all covered in the docs, and on any number of websites.

    <edit>
    I have the event coded.
    I have used an attribute to make the event the default event for the control.
    I can double-click on the control in a form-designer and have the default stub for the event appear.
    The event does exactly what I want.
    </edit>

    But....how in **** do I get the TextChanged event to appear in the list of events for this control when I use it in an application?

    Are there some attributes I should be using like with properties? Or is there something else?

    Info and/or URLs would be greatly appreciated.

    Cheers.

    jc


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