Different Events

8 May 2006 3:36 AM

Miro

One question as answered, - again thank you iwdu15.

I am still trying to find my way around vb.net properly...

Here is the question.

Lets say i add a textbox on a vb form.

If i double click on the textbox - i can write code for the "on change"
command.

How do I see / access the code that I can write ( but have not written yet )
for other events such as
"on right click" or "on something else" - where can i access those / or
where can i see a list of them.
( almost as if im looking for an "events" in the property of the text
box". )

When viewing code - the "on change" will show up in the top right drop down
box - but non of the other events show.

Similar to a "lost focus / on focus " and other events. Where do you access
all those for an object.

I hope i am explaining this right.

Thank you

Miro

8 May 2006 3:43 AM

Jason

On the vb code window (Form1.vb for example), on the top left you have the
class name where you would select the name of the control, on the right you
have the events (click, gotfocus, etc)
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"Miro" <miron***@golden.net> wrote in message
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> One question as answered, - again thank you iwdu15.
>
> I am still trying to find my way around vb.net properly...
>
> Here is the question.
>
> Lets say i add a textbox on a vb form.
>
> If i double click on the textbox - i can write code for the "on change"
> command.
>
> How do I see / access the code that I can write ( but have not written
> yet ) for other events such as
> "on right click" or "on something else" - where can i access those / or
> where can i see a list of them.
> ( almost as if im looking for an "events" in the property of the text
> box". )
>
> When viewing code - the "on change" will show up in the top right drop
> down box - but non of the other events show.
>
> Similar to a "lost focus / on focus " and other events. Where do you
> access all those for an object.
>
> I hope i am explaining this right.
>
> Thank you
>
> Miro
>

8 May 2006 4:02 AM

Miro

Thank you Jason,

I now have found it.
I dont know why i didnt see that before. I could have sworn that I tried
it.

Sorry iwdu15 - I didnt understand your answer properly.

Now i can start banging my head against vb.

Thank you for all your help everyone.

-Im sure there will be more questions... but ill hit them as they come.

Miro

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"Jason" <jshic***@comcast.net> wrote in message
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> On the vb code window (Form1.vb for example), on the top left you have the
> class name where you would select the name of the control, on the right
> you have the events (click, gotfocus, etc)
> "Miro" <miron***@golden.net> wrote in message
> news:OYF5YBlcGHA.4312@TK2MSFTNGP05.phx.gbl...
>> One question as answered, - again thank you iwdu15.
>>
>> I am still trying to find my way around vb.net properly...
>>
>> Here is the question.
>>
>> Lets say i add a textbox on a vb form.
>>
>> If i double click on the textbox - i can write code for the "on change"
>> command.
>>
>> How do I see / access the code that I can write ( but have not written
>> yet ) for other events such as
>> "on right click" or "on something else" - where can i access those / or
>> where can i see a list of them.
>> ( almost as if im looking for an "events" in the property of the text
>> box". )
>>
>> When viewing code - the "on change" will show up in the top right drop
>> down box - but non of the other events show.
>>
>> Similar to a "lost focus / on focus " and other events. Where do you
>> access all those for an object.
>>
>> I hope i am explaining this right.
>>
>> Thank you
>>
>> Miro
>>
>
>