Ouch! I thought as I kick started dabbling with WPF and VS 2008. Luckily I found a way to get around this issue. If you go to the XAML pane and just after your control declaration hit space key on the keyboard, VS would show you a list of properties for that control and in this list the events are shown marked with a lightning bolt symbol. Hit tab twice and VS declares the event handler in the code behind file. Not bad, its nifty way of getting around the problem.
Thursday, March 06, 2008
No Events tab for WPF controls
Ouch! I thought as I kick started dabbling with WPF and VS 2008. Luckily I found a way to get around this issue. If you go to the XAML pane and just after your control declaration hit space key on the keyboard, VS would show you a list of properties for that control and in this list the events are shown marked with a lightning bolt symbol. Hit tab twice and VS declares the event handler in the code behind file. Not bad, its nifty way of getting around the problem.
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Keep up the good work.
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