DatagridView Event Handling Problem

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Can i call Datagridview_Celldoubleclick event from datagridview_Keypress Event?.When i press enter button ,i have to execute the cell double click event because in that event i am using DataGridViewCellEventArgs,but in keypress event we can not use this argument.Is there any other way to do this? Please help me...

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Sujith

Posted 18-Feb-11 18:50pm

sujithmtla

Updated 18-Feb-11 18:58pm

Abdul Quader Mamun

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Wendelius · Answer 1 · 2011-02-18T20:20:00

Yes you can call another event handler from another event. You just have to create necessary parameters.

However I suggest that you take the actual code to separate method so coding would be easier and much clearer. Something like:

void datagridview_Keypress(...) {
   MyMethod(...);
}

void Datagridview_Celldoubleclick(...) {
   SomeOtherMethod(...);
   MyMethod(...);
}

void MyMethod(...) {
   ... actual code ...
}
void SomeOtherMethod(...) {
   ... actual code ...
}