circular ref. problems.

[Jesper]

Hi,

From my main form I instantiate a usercontrol on a panel.
How can I invoke functionality in my main form from
events generated in my usercontrol?

Is it possible to furnish the usercontrol with an
eventhandler in my main form?

Do I have to seperate out the functionality I want to
invoke from the userctrl, into a seperate dll in order to
be able reference the functionality.

brgds Jesper

[Aravind C]

Re: circular ref. problems.

Hi Jesper,

[Jesper wrote:][color=blue]
> Do I have to seperate out the functionality I want to
> invoke from the userctrl, into a seperate dll in order to
> be able reference the functionality.[/color]

If your user control will be used from other containers,
consider keeping the user control in a seperate assembly
((ie) not in the same assembly as your current hosting form).

[Jesper wrote:][color=blue]
> Is it possible to furnish the usercontrol with an
> eventhandler in my main form?[/color]

You can expose the events in your control
that the containers such as your form will be able to subscribe to.

myUserControl.M yEvent += new MyDelegateEvent Handler(this.My FormHandler);

Regards,
Aravind C



"Jesper" <anonymous@disc ussions.microso ft.com> wrote in message
news:0aa201c3a3 76$bf1b6d60$a10 1280a@phx.gbl.. .[color=blue]
> Hi,
>
> From my main form I instantiate a usercontrol on a panel.
> How can I invoke functionality in my main form from
> events generated in my usercontrol?
>
> Is it possible to furnish the usercontrol with an
> eventhandler in my main form?
>
> Do I have to seperate out the functionality I want to
> invoke from the userctrl, into a seperate dll in order to
> be able reference the functionality.
>
> brgds Jesper[/color]