How Do i Send KeyEventArgs As Method Parameters

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Hello everyone,

I wrote this method for control keys .

How to be sent to parameter this method?

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Public void KeyContoroler(KeyEventArgs e)
{
if(e.keychar==keys.Enter)
{
    messagebox.show("Enter Pressed");
}

if (e.keychar==keys.escape)
{
    messagebox.show("Escape Pressed");
}
}

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It's very important for me.

Please help me.

Posted 30-Jul-10 21:38pm

Esmaeil Ebrahimi

Updated 30-Jul-10 23:02pm

Abhinav S

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Sandeep Mewara 31-Jul-10 4:04am

What do you mean by: "How to be sent to parameter this method?"

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OriginalGriff · Answer 1 · 2010-07-30T22:41:00

Just writing a method will do nothing, you have to hook it to the event, and supply it as an acceptable eventhandler - which mean two parameters, "object sender" and "KeyEventArgs e" - not one.

Two ways to do it.
1) In the form designer, highlight the control you want to handle the even, and select Events on the Properties window - it's the little button with a lightning bolt on it. Double click the KeyPress event and a handler will be generated and a minimal method supplied.
2) In the code viewer, probably in the FormLoad event, add a handler by typing your control name followed by ".KeyPress", then "+=" followed by the Tab key twice. This will create the same method as above and hook it into the event.