RaiseEvent in vb.net

[anandamd]

Hi,
I am a newbie to vb.net, I have converted C# code to vb.net using the online converter tools. I have got rid of all the error messages but there is one I can't seem to figure out. Any ideas or help is appreciated.

Private Function MakeAnimation(ByVal [to] As Double, ByVal duration As Double, ByVal endEvent As EventHandler) As DoubleAnimation
            Dim anim As New DoubleAnimation([to], TimeSpan.FromMilliseconds(duration))
            anim.AccelerationRatio = 0.2
            anim.DecelerationRatio = 0.7
            If endEvent IsNot Nothing Then
                [B]anim.Completed += endEvent[/B]
            End If
            Return anim
        End Function

The line marked in bold (above) is where this error (shown below) comes up

Error 1 'Public Event Completed(sende r As Object, e As System.EventArg s)' is an event, and cannot be called directly. Use a 'RaiseEvent' statement to raise an event. C:\Documents and Settings\Tempor ary Projects\FishEy ePanel.vb 292 17


Many Thanks
@nand

[zip929]

Try using:
AddHandler anim.Completed , Addressof endEvent

endEvent will need to have the same signature as the anim.Completed Event
i.e. (sender As Object, e As System.EventArg s)'

Dave

[Frinavale]

You cannot directly assign an event handler like you are currently doing so.

You need to use the AddHandler statement to dynamically assign an event handler.

[anandamd]

Hi Zip929 and Frinavale,
You guys rock. Thank you for the very quick pointers. Answer accepted. Please close this post.

Many Thanks
@nand

[ofek]

Hi,
If that's where the error is, I would simply put there:
anim.Completed = anim.Completed + endEvent
It might just work...

Best regards,
Ofek Cohany
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