I recently discovered this technique in my ASP.Net code base, which I maintain. What does it do and how do I use it? And perhaps more importantly is whether ASP.NET Are All Simulated Pages Using Life-Cycle-Events?
Cancel Public Event EventHeader Event {addButton.Click + = value; } Remove {cancelButton.Click - = Value; }}
Rushkar says that the use of this program is now unused and I've never seen this technique before. Usually I wire my events on OnInit.
cancelButton.Click + = HandleClick;
This is only assigning event handling - when someone clicks your CancelEvent
Event, just adding that event handler to the cancelButton
click on event and so on.
This means that your type is just highlighting a program representing the cancellation rather than highlighting the button. Of course, if anything does not want to use that incident, then in this case It's useless - but it's an interesting technique to know.
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