How to convert VB.NET Private Sub that handle multiple event handles to C# ?

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Hi,

I want to convert these two method into C# but I don't know how to keep the event handles to keep these two method working in C#.

VB.NET Code:

VB

Private Sub SetLAO(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles txtCL_VL_LA.Enter, txtCL_FN_LA.Enter, txtCL_LN_LA.Enter
        vhd.SetLao(2)
    End Sub

    Private Sub SetENG(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles txtCL_VL_LA.Leave, txtCL_FN_LA.Leave, txtCL_LN_LA.Leave
        vhd.SetLao(0)
    End Sub

I tried to convert like this:

C#

private void SetLAO(System.Object sender, System.EventArgs e)
        {
            vhd.SetLao(2);
        }

        private void SetENG(System.Object sender, System.EventArgs e)
        {
            vhd.SetLao(0);
        }

but it seem no event handles for each textbox
So please help!

Thank you in advance

Posted 15-Oct-15 23:57pm

CeebLaj Thoj

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phil.o · Answer 1 · 2015-10-16T00:05:00

In InitializeComponent() method (in .designer.cs file), add:

C#

txtCL_VL_LA.Enter += SetLAO;
txtCL_FN_LA.Enter += SetLAO;
txtCL_LN_LA.Enter += SetLAO;
txtCL_VL_LA.Leave += SetENG;
txtCL_FN_LA.Leave += SetENG;
txtCL_LN_LA.Leave += SetENG;

You may have to be careful as to where you put these lines in the code file. Observe the structure of this file and decide where to put each line.