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Raising Events in VB.NET Tutorial

The document provides instructions for raising an event in Visual Basic. It involves: 1) Defining a Person class with a Name property and NameChanged event. 2) Creating a form with a button and handler sub to display changed names. 3) Instantiating a Person object, adding a handler for its NameChanged event, and changing its name to trigger the event.

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Raising Events in VB.NET Tutorial

The document provides instructions for raising an event in Visual Basic. It involves: 1) Defining a Person class with a Name property and NameChanged event. 2) Creating a form with a button and handler sub to display changed names. 3) Instantiating a Person object, adding a handler for its NameChanged event, and changing its name to trigger the event.

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Khaled Salahul Den
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Raising events Tutorial-1

First Step : ' Define Class with name "Person" ' Define event sub Public Class Person Private mName As String Private mBirthDate As String Private mID As String Public Event NameChanged(ByVal newName As String)

Sub New(ByVal _mName As String) mName = _mName End Sub

Public Overridable Property Name() As String Get Return mName End Get Set(ByVal value As String) mName = value RaiseEvent NameChanged(mName) End Set

End Property

End Class

Second Step : ' Insert New Button on your form and change its name to btnok

Third Step : ' double click on the button and write the next codes Public Class Form1 Private Sub OnNameChanged(ByVal newName As String) MsgBox("New name: " & newName) End Sub

The target sub which we will address the handler to it

Private Sub btnOK_Click(sender As Object, e As EventArgs) Handles [Link] Dim p As Person = New Person("Salahudeen") AddHandler [Link], AddressOf OnNameChanged

[Link] = "khaled" End Sub End Class Result :

Add this statement to call the sub (OnNameChanged) in case of the person name has been changed

Event (NameChanged) is raised and it called the sub (OnNameChanged)

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