method should be called when an event is fired in the application

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We have done with the project. But now we want to track every event in the text document that user have performed for debugging purpose, when an action/event is performed in application. for tracking I have to call method in every event that is in all the forms in the application, but it is a lengthy procedure. I want to do it by writing a method, so that when ever an action is performed in the application that method should call.

Can any one help me in this.

Posted 26-Jan-16 23:21pm

vinod kumar chanda

Updated 27-Jan-16 0:43am

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Kornfeld Eliyahu Peter 27-Jan-16 5:26am

What have you tried[^]

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Makinde A. · Answer 1 · 2016-01-27T00:09:00

I think that is simple to do but I can only do that in c#, if you don't mind
1) you have to subscribe to which ever event of the form you want to handle when it's fired. A form has many events that can be handled. for example, if you want a method "EventMethod_Click" to be called any time a form is clicked, write the following in the form's constructor:
form1.Click += new EventHandler(EventMethod_Click);

with the above code, you've just subscribed to the Form's Click event. therefore, any time the form is clicked, the method "EventMethod_Click" will be called.

2) create a private void method named "EventMethod_Click" with two parameters, object and eventArgs

private void EventMethod_Click(object sender, EventArgs e)
{
// Do what ever you want here
}

I hope that helps you, sorry for answering with c#.