C#

picasso2 wrote:

How do I trigger an event by just clicking on one of the items

class MyForm : Form
{
   //Auto generated constructor
   public Form()
   {
     ...
   }

   public Form(bool enableControls) : this()
   {
      // Enable radio buttons and textboxes
      // Hide the button that opens the form.
   }
}

S. Senthil Kumar wrote:

public Form(bool enableControls) : this()

public MyForm() {
//do something
}

public MyForm(bool foo) : this() {
//do something else
}

M Shafaat wrote:

But I don't find any way to retrieve any info telling me which specific MenuItem sends a click event at the moment. The sender and e parameters seem to carry some very general information, not from a specific MenuItem sending the click event.

this.mnuFileSave.Click += new System.EventHandler(this.MenuHandler);
this.mnuFileSaveAs.Click += new System.EventHandler(this.MenuHandler);
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private void MenuHandler(object sender, EventArgs e) {
   MenuItem selectedMenu = (MenuItem)sender;

   switch (selectedMenu.Name) {
      case "mnuFileSave"      :
         MessageBox.Show(this, "Save selected");
         break;

      case "mnuFileSaveAs"    :
         MessageBox.Show(this, "SaveAs selected");
         break;
   }
}

if (sender == mnuFileSave)
   MessageBox.Show(this, "Save selected");
else if (sender == mnuFileSaveAs)
   MessageBox.Show(this, "SaveAs selected");
else
   MessageBox.Show(this, "'Unknown' selected");