>>>>>Hi everybody,
>>>>>I used BindEvent to bind certain event from some object to another event usually on the form's object.
>>>>>Right now I have the following situation.
>>>>>
>>>>>I have a mover class. This class has Updated property which is set from the button's code and may be in other places.
>>>>>
>>>>>I need to be able to link that property (when it's set to true) to the form's InfoChanged method.
>>>>>I am not sure how to do this.
>>>>>Thanks a lot in advance.
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>>>>Of course you can use ProgrammaticEvent() and signal it directly. To use BindEvent(), you can signal off the change of that property.
>>>>
>>>>See the syntax in this example: Message ID:1158912
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>>>Thanks, I have it working already, but thanks for this interesting message reference.
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>>I misunderstood. As a workaround, from the BindEvent() you can test the property and then simply call your InfoChanged method manually. Or, you can add a separate BindEvent() which is designed to only signal InfoChanged.
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>I think I know what is happening, but I am not sure how to handle the problem. In the InfoChanged method I only want to set lChangesMade property if Updated property of the mover is true. However, I am using the same InfoChanged method for everything else.
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>So, if I programmatically set updated property to false, I do not want to set the other property to true.
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>I guess the solution could be to use a different event handler for this property only.
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>Do you have other ideas?


Since you can't pass parameters I think you'll have no choice but to implement a different method for it.