Hi VM,
In the InitializeComponent() method, you can see the control's
event is bind to a method.(by delegate)
You can directly invoke the method to trigger this event.
For example, if you want to trigger the Form_Load event, in Button_click
event, you can invoke like this:
this.Form1_Load (sender,e);
HTH.
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| Subject: Loading event code manually
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| How can I manually run the code of an event? For example, I want to run a
| Mouse click event without actually clicking doing a Mouse click?
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