Urgent, help needed!
Thanks,
Timo Salom?ki
Thanks,
Timo Salom?ki
I presume you are talking about a WPF application--not a Windows Forms application which still has the event list in the Solution panel.
For WPF, I use Intellesense:
In the Window constructor, after InitializeComponent(); , I type the name of the control and a '.' Intellesense shows me a list of all properties, methods and events. I select the event of interest, then type '+=' {Tab} {Tab} and
Voilà: a properly connected event handler stub appears.
I was also disappointed when there was no event list, but I have gotten use to this method which works pretty well once you get use to it.