Handling Control Events
Add controls to a Windows form.
Set properties on controls.
Load controls dynamically.
Write code to handle control events and add the code to a control.
Event handling for a control is very similar to event handling for a Windows form (refer to Chapter 1). Each control inherits a number of events from the System.Windows.Forms.Control class.
Each control type also has a set of events that is specific to its unique functionality. Every control has a default event associated with it (for example, the Click event for a Button control, Load for a Form control, and CheckedChanged for a CheckBox control). When you double-click a control in the Windows Forms Designer, the designer automatically creates an event handler for the default ...
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