C#

CodingYoshi wrote:

Dim run as SizeRun = new SizeRun()
AddHandler run.Validated, AddressOf SizeRun_Validated

led mike wrote:

The code you posted does not show the scope of run

led mike wrote:

nor does it show the OnValidated event being fired

CodingYoshi wrote:

The scope of SizeRun is public else it will give me compilation errors.

CodingYoshi wrote:

The method RaiseEvent() fires the event.

CodingYoshi wrote:

public void OnValidated(EventArgs e)
{
RaiseEvent(Validated, e);
}

c2423 wrote:

Are indexers common knowledge

c2423 wrote:

(and I have been living under a rock until today)

c2423 wrote:

Thanks for your input!

c2423 wrote:

(and I have been living under a rock until today)

c2423 wrote:

However, my question was more along the lines of "do people generally know of their existance?"

Greeeg wrote:

I think most people use them intuitively

string x = "hello world";
char y = x[0];

this[int indexno]
{
  get { return something; }
}

c2423 wrote:

What I wanted to know was are people familiar with how to add this functionality to a class, rather then can people use a class which already has this functionality.

List<Color> webColours = new List<Color>();
foreach (PropertyInfo property in
    (typeof(Color)).GetProperties(BindingFlags.Public | BindingFlags.Static))
{
    Color colour = Color.FromName(property.Name);
    webColours.Add(colour);
    comboBox1.Items.Add(colour);
}

List<Color> systemColours = new List<Color>();
foreach (PropertyInfo property in
    (typeof(SystemColors)).GetProperties(BindingFlags.Public | BindingFlags.Static))
{
    Color colour = Color.FromName(property.Name);
    systemColours.Add(colour);
    comboBox2.Items.Add(colour);
}