AddHandler Method

Overload List

OverloadDescription
AddHandler(UIElement,String,Delegate)Adds an event handler for a non-routed event.  
AddHandler(UIElement,RoutedEvent,Delegate)Adds an event handler for a routed event.  

Remarks

If other handlers exist for the event, the handler added with AddHandler is called first.

To add a handler for a routed event, use AddHandler(UIElement,RoutedEvent,Delegate). To add a handler for a non-routed event, use AddHandler(UIElement,String,Delegate). Check the event documentation in MSDN to determine whether it is routed or not.

Handlers added with this method are released by the OpenText Functional Testing infrastructure.

Example

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private EventHandler<SelectionChangedEventArgs> _hSelectedDatesChanged; 
private RoutedEventHandler _hGotFocus; 
RecordInit() 
{ 
    _hSelectedDatesChanged = new EventHandler<SelectionChangedEventArgs>(MyCalendar_SelectedDatesChanged); 
    AddEventHandler(UtilityObject.ApplicationObject as UIElement, "SelectedDatesChanged", _hSelectedDatesChanged); 
 
    _hGotFocus = new RoutedEventHandler(MyCalendar_GotFocus); 
     AddEventHandler(UtilityObject.ApplicationObject, Calendar.GotFocusEvent, _hGotFocus); 
} 
 
void MyCalendar_GotFocus(object sender, RoutedEventArgs e) 
{   
} 
 
void  MyCalendar_SelectedDatesChanged(object sender, System.Windows.Controls.SelectionChangedEventArgs e) 
{ 
}