Managed C++/CLI

TheBerk wrote:

I cannot do this, as I'm trying to set Button2 to whatever the last button used was, so I would like to avoid having to hard code EVERY possible function in some sort of switch statement for Button2. I just want to be able to set its EventHandler in run time.

Button lastButton=null;

void buton1_Click(object sender, EventArgs e) {
    lastButton=sender as Button;
    // normal handler code
    ...
}

void buttonRepeat_Click(object sender, EventArgs e) {
    if (lastButton!=null) lastButton.PerformClick();
}

System::Void vtkview::AssignPrevButton(System::Windows::Forms::Button^ pMainButton, 			System::Windows::Forms::Button^ pSelectedMenuItem)
	{
		if(pMainButton->;Text != pSelectedMenuItem->;Text)
		{
			pMainButton->Text = pSelectedMenuItem->Text;
			pMainButton->Image = pSelectedMenuItem->Image;
			//pMainButton->Click = pSelectedMenuItem->Click;
                        //I need something like this above line, but I'm stumped.
		}
	}

wael_r wrote:

just i want to know how to modify item ans subitem in listview

Luc Pattyn wrote:

codez would be appreciated very much.

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LetsMond wrote:

Does anyone disagree with this opinion?