c# create and raise event and handle in another project vb.net

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i have been working with This Project for dynamic handling of controls the mentioned project is referenced in my vb.net application. The problem here i am facing is wiring control say button to class for dynamically moving and re-sizing of same blocks the mousedoubleclick event of button

Here i found one option either raise double click event from that reference project

so is it possible for c# project to raise mouseoubleclick event for control abd handle the same in another vb.net project

Posted 18-Jan-16 2:11am

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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 18-Jan-16 12:50pm

This is nonsense. There are no "projects" during runtime. There are applications, processes, assemblies...
You need to explain what exactly you want to achieve.
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OriginalGriff · Answer 1 · 2016-01-18T02:23:00

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Yes...but it's not generally a good idea. The problem is that DoubleClick is a "standard event" which you shouldn't be raising programmatically, as it's a "physical mouse" event and should be initiated by the user.
You can do it though: Processing Double Click on a TabPage Tab in WinForms[^] shows you how (using reflection to access the OnDoubleClick method).

Just be very, very sure that you need to do this!

Posted 18-Jan-16 2:23am

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Omkaara 18-Jan-16 9:14am

but i think every .net button control has mousedoubleclick event i need to raise event in c# and handle it in vb.net to be specific mousedoubleclick event

OriginalGriff 18-Jan-16 11:05am

And if you follow the link it tells you how to do it.
But raising a user event programmatically is very unusual, so be sure that it's a good idea...