Tip of the Day - Routed Events

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re: Tip of the Day - Routed Events

BenHayat — Tue, 11 Mar 2008 02:59:41 GMT

>>What if you want to avoid this from happening? Then you use the "e.Handled = true;" on the EventArgs in the events?

Then what will happen? The event will start bubbling?

I tryed this out, only a very wuick test, so maybe I did something wrong, but it didn't seemed to work, so that's why I'm asking here.<<

In the TOP event handler, you now need to check if "!e.Handled==true" then perform something else if it is handled by lower event handlers (e.Handled==true) then don't do anything. So a check must be added now!

..Ben

re: Tip of the Day - Routed Events

Bydia3 — Tue, 11 Mar 2008 00:59:03 GMT

Can I catch an event at the root of the tree and still know what was the original object the event started on like in html? Why? I'd like to have a method handle all my events rather than have to wire-up every object that needs it.

re: Tip of the Day - Routed Events

Qbus — Mon, 10 Mar 2008 20:45:05 GMT

Nice illutration of this event-bubbling :)

What if you want to avoid this from happening? Then you use the "e.Handled = true;" on the EventArgs in the events?

Then what will happen? The event will start bubbling?

I tryed this out, only a very wuick test, so maybe I did something wrong, but it didn't seemed to work, so that's why I'm asking here.

re: Tip of the Day - Routed Events

wisecarver — Mon, 10 Mar 2008 15:21:14 GMT

Thanks Jesse...

Love the way the ListBox has properties for the Grid. ;-)