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how to map a message in visual Studio .net ?

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Polaris - 23 May 2005 20:49 GMT
Hi:

In VisualStudio 6, there is a place allows developer to implement mapping of
windows message and its handler easily under View -> ClassWizard. For
example, I can map WM_TIMER to my own handler function using this feature.

Just wonder, is there similar feature in .net ? I could not find it (a bit
hard to believe!)

Thanks In Advance !
Polaris
Martin Richter [MVP] - 24 May 2005 07:58 GMT
Hallo Polaris!

> In VisualStudio 6, there is a place allows developer to implement mapping of
> windows message and its handler easily under View -> ClassWizard. For
> example, I can map WM_TIMER to my own handler function using this feature.
>
> Just wonder, is there similar feature in .net ? I could not find it (a bit
> hard to believe!)

Select the class in the class view.
Show the properties for this class.
Click on the messages button in the properties window.
You wil find the messages here.

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Polaris - 24 May 2005 21:13 GMT
There it is! Thank you so much!

Polaris

> Hallo Polaris!
>
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> Click on the messages button in the properties window.
> You wil find the messages here.

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