hi,

what's the most convinient way of hiding events in inherited controls?

I've created my own button control which derive from
System.Windows.Forms.Control, which provides DoubleClick event. Normal
button does not need this event, what's more i have to override
OnDoubleClick to perform two normal clicks when user accidentaly double
clicks my button.
Now, i would like to hide DoubleClick event in my button because it is
never raised. for now i've just done something like this:
[EditorBrowsable(EditorBrowsableState.Advanced), Browsable(false)]
public event EventHandler DoubleClick;

Although this hides the event, but raises two compiler warnings:
CS0067: the event is never used - which is obvious
CS0108: the keyword new is required because it hides inherited member -
which is also obvious because that's my intention

i would like to know if this is a proper way of doing this things and is
it possible to somehow force the compiler not to throw these warnings on
this exact line (i don't want it to skip all of these warnings).