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|    Re: Raising events for UserControl array    |
|    04 Apr 05 06:26:43    |
   
   From: erewhon@nowhere.uk   
      
   On Sun, 3 Apr 2005 11:38:52 -0400, "The Mess" wrote:   
      
   >I am working in VB5.   
   >How do you mimmick Visual Basic's putting an Index argument at the front of   
   >the variables passed to an event when making your own control? This sounds   
   >kind of confusing so I'll simplify it.   
   >Say I have made my own UserControl and I have an event for it. Someone uses   
   >my control. In fact he makes a control array of it. When an event is fired,   
   >how do you tell for which instance of the control.   
   >Could someone give me an example of how this is done?   
      
   Best you run up a very small test App   
      
   - you will find that the UserControl knows nothing about its Index   
   - and does not need to when Raising Events   
      
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