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If they really wanted to keep us away from the code, they wouldn't expose it towards us, think about it..
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Noren11597yEvery designer File is declared as partial. One File is generated by VS and one File is for you, which you can add your Eventhandler...
Ps: As already posted, you can also add Eventhandlers in the Property Window -
Adding an eventhandler is not the problem (as others said: double-click), but removing it is
You can also just add it inside of the ctor -
@MAGNUMpt Typing the eventhandler is way faster than finding it among a zillion properties. No, coding-by-clicking is just not my cup of tea.
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ralnivar8Here i am, sitting, refactoring, and asking myself why? WHY?
One thing I hate about WinForms:
"do not modify the contents of this method with the code editor."
How the phook do I add eventhandlers without adding them in the code? By some mysterious ways in the so called "designer"? Click and drag? Wearing a tie and talking to the computer? Making a phone call to Microsoft? Immersing into VR and ordering an event handler from a virtual store?
No, I've always just typed whatever I want to achieve and I'm going to do so whatever those know-it-all comments say in the auto-generated code.
You can call me a conservative old fart, but nothing beats writing my own code.
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