hi...........
what ever i understand ur question is that u want to add the button
with the help of array and want to make the single event handler..
i give u the full program
i think miner error u can solve
public static void createButton()
{
Button [] b1=new Button[10];//here we initilize the button array
//now we allocate memory to each button
for(int i=0;i<10;i++)
{
b1[i]=new Button(name[i]); //where name is the array of string type
b1[i].setBounds........//implement bounds method
this.Controls.Add(b1[i]);//Adding all the buttons to the form
this[i].Click+=new EventHandler(clickbutton());
}
}
protected void clickbutton(Object sender,ActionEventArgs evt)
{
Button b=(Button)sender;
if(b=b1[i])
//implement the code
//one thing important u have to made the button array as a Member array
}
Now if u add any botton in any sequence simply add the button and
register it with
the same fumction
as here
Button b12=new Button("aAA");
b12.setBounds(......);
this.controls.Add(b12);
b12.Click+=new EventHandler(clicknutton());
On 10/13/09, Andrew Badera <[email protected]> wrote:
>
> Nooooooo ...
>
> That is just about the least-flexible way to possibly do this. What if
> you add buttons? What if you add buttons early on in the sequence?
> Which mechanism fails more gracefully in the event of error when
> adding buttons?
>
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> On Tue, Oct 13, 2009 at 12:10 AM, Awadhendra Tiwari
> <[email protected]> wrote:
>>
>> write down the following code---
>>
>> protected void button1_click(Object sender,EventArgs e)
>> {
>> Button b=(Button)sender;
>> if(b==b1[0])//here b1[0],b1[1] are the array on which u create
>> the button array
>> {
>> //Perform the action for the first button
>> }
>> if(b==b1[1])
>> {
>> //perform the action for the second buton
>> }
>> ////and co on
>> }
>>
>
