Hi All,
I have following line in my C# code :
bkmkRow
.Selected+=new WordTools.SelectionEventHandler(this.STTable_Row_BookmarkSelected);where bkmkRow is the Bookmark object of Word class (in VSTO).
Now before assignment of "SelectionEventHandler" to "Selected" event, how can I check that any event handler has been assigned or not?
Any help?
Thanks in advance.......
So I can not check it with NULL. 
joeycalisay wrote:
i think you can only check from within the bkmkrow class
Yes That is obvious but I think there is also a way to check form the other side. YOu can also use your own logic to attain this.
Think again ;-)
i think the poster is referring to the inverse, checking if any eventhandler/listener is attached to a particular event
There doesn't appear to be an normal way to check if an EventHandler has events assigned to it.
Joey,
You might well be right. But either way I come at this problem, I don't think there is a clean solution. It is kind of an interesting problem though, if you think you have a solution that would be cool.
My main goal here, however, was just to try to close out a thread that looked like it would never get a good answer. That's always a dangerous proposition, but I thought it might be worth a try in this case.
- Charlie
