Where is the 'Completed' Method in DoubleAnimation (WPF, VB.NET)

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In my WPF App, I got a big problem for animation. I realizing fade out animation with code, but the code didn't understand the 'Completed' Method. CSharp can do with like this.

C#

anim.Completed += (s, _) => this.Close();

But the VB.NET can't got it.

Can you help me for write the answer please? :-)

Posted 28-Mar-14 2:29am

Lee Kyoung Hoen

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Fredrik Bornander · Accepted Answer · 2014-03-28T03:15:00

Use AddHandler to add event handlers in VB.NET;

VB

Dim anim As DoubleAnimation = New DoubleAnimation

Private Sub MySub()
  Dim anim As DoubleAnimation = New DoubleAnimation

  AddHandler anim.Completed, Sub(s, e) Me.Close()
  ' Or
  AddHandler anim.Completed, AddressOf MyEventHandlingFunction
End Sub

Private Sub MyEventHandlingFunction()
  Me.Close()
End Sub

Hope this helps,
Fredrik