Hello,
can someone please tell me what is the difference between the two syntaxes:
this.Enter += new EventHandler(Form1_Enter); this.Enter += Form1_Enter;I've noticed that both of them work. So which one should I use does it matter
Thanks,
Ori
a quetion about events
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Ravuth
There is no difference (other than the shorter syntax). The compiler knows the type of the event handler needed from the event itself. The second form is new for .NET 2.0.
Jamie Thomson