Event Handling VB.net

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Dim textControl() As Label 'Array of label objects
Dim txtcnt As Integer

VB

Public Sub addTextControl()
       txtcnt = txtcnt + 1 'Integer keeps track of number of instances created
       ReDim textControl(txtcnt)
       Me.Controls.Add(textControl(txtcnt))
       AddHandler textControl(txtcnt).MouseDown, AddressOf Me.textMouseDown

   End Sub

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Private Sub textMouseDown(ByVal tag As String)
    'Return which instance of the object raised the event
    'I need help at this point
   End Sub

Posted 21-Sep-13 19:22pm

asjadathick

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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 22-Sep-13 12:13pm

Not a question. Help with what?
—SA

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Solution 1

Technically, you are supposed to expose us a problem and ask for a formal question.

Anyway, your textMouseDown method has an invalid signature if you want to use it as an eventhandler for MouseDown event:

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Private Sub TextMouseDown(sender As Object, e As MouseEventArgs)
   Dim myLabel As Label = CType(sender, Label)
   ' ...
End Sub

Remark: in your addTextControl method, you never create a new Label. I would bet this method throws a NullReferenceException at runtime.
Remark 2: redim an array is a costly operation. Why not using a List(Of Label) instead?

Posted 21-Sep-13 19:48pm

phil.o

Updated 21-Sep-13 19:54pm

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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 22-Sep-13 12:14pm

5ed (even though it was not a question :-)
—SA

phil.o 23-Sep-13 1:43am

Thanks :)

Solution 3

See this small example for Event Handling VB.net :

VB

Private _objLabel As Label
Private _ControlId As Integer = 0

Public Sub AddLabelControl()
     _objLabel = New Label         'Create New Object Of Label Control
     _ControlId = _ControlId + 1   'Increase Control Id Count By 1
     _objLabel.Name = "Label" & _ControlId 'Control Name
     _objLabel.Text = "Label" & _ControlId 'Control Text To Display
     _objLabel.Location = New Point(10, 20 * _ControlId) ' Control Location
      AddHandler _objLabel.MouseDown, AddressOf _objLabelMouseDown 'Adding Event Handler
      Me.Controls.Add(_objLabel) 'Adding Control On Form
End Sub

Private Sub _objLabelMouseDown(ByVal sender As Object, ByVal e As MouseEventArgs)
       MessageBox.Show(CType(sender, Label).Name) 'Display Control Name On Mouse Down
End Sub

To Test this Code Write following Code on Form_Load

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While _ControlId < 5
       AddLabelControl() 'Add Five Label's On Form
End While

I hope this will help you. :)

Posted 22-Sep-13 4:41am

Manoj K Bhoir

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Fredrik Bornander · Accepted Answer · 2013-09-21T19:51:00

You need to change the signature of your textMouseDown method to match that of the event you're wiring up.

Something like this might work for you;

VB

Dim textControl() As Label 'Array of label objects
Dim txtcnt As Integer

Public Sub addTextControl()
    txtcnt = txtcnt + 1 'Integer keeps track of number of instances created
    ReDim textControl(txtcnt)
    Me.Controls.Add(textControl(txtcnt))
    AddHandler textControl(txtcnt).MouseDown, AddressOf Me.textMouseDown

End Sub

' This method needs this signature, it's not allowed to use just any signature
Private Sub textMouseDown(sender As Object, args As MouseEventArgs)

    ' The actual Label
    Dim currentLabel As Label = CType(sender, Label)

    ' The index of the label in your textControl array
    Dim currentIndex As Integer = textControl.ToList().IndexOf(currentLabel)

    ' Tag of it
    Dim tag As String = currentLabel.Tag
End Sub

Hope this helps,
Fredrik

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