inputbox in wpf withc#

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dear all,

how can useing the event for private inputbox in wpf will be use code c#

thanks

Posted 5-Feb-12 23:49pm

khalid_rf

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Prerak Patel 6-Feb-12 5:57am

What is private inputbox? Is it Microsoft.VisualBasic.Interaction.InputBox or custom control?

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Christian Graus · Answer 1 · 2012-02-06T00:19:00

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I don't get the question. Who cares if it is private ? You hook up the events the same way you always would, with code.

You can use an anonymous delegate if you're creating objects on the fly and don't want to write a method for an event handler.

Posted 6-Feb-12 0:19am

Christian Graus

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khalid_rf 6-Feb-12 7:18am

i want messagebox out it's requst value can do it?

Christian Graus 6-Feb-12 7:21am

I have no idea what you're asking. What do you want ?

khalid_rf 6-Feb-12 7:30am

int x;
x=inputbox("enter th value",x)

i want messagebox display out messega and requst value

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Christian Graus 6-Feb-12 7:32am

inputbox is not a WPF construct, it's ugly, VB6 based winforms stuff. If you want a WPF box that asks for a value and returns it, you need to write one, I think.

khalid_rf 6-Feb-12 7:36am

ok , how?

Christian Graus 6-Feb-12 7:38am

If you don't know how to use WPF, you should read some online articles or buy a book. A form with a textbox is about as simple a WPF task as you could try to do. Just create it like a normal form, and expose the text entered as a property, then create and show it.