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Since this code matches the handler we discussed in chapter 2 for the Load button, we will not discuss it again. Compile the application to verify that the Load menu now works as expected. You should be able to load a new image using the menu bar via the mouse, using the access keys Alt+F and then Alt+L, or using the keyboard shortcut Ctrl+L. 3.3.2 ADDING HANDLERS VIA THE PROPERTIES WINDOW Double-clicking our controls in Visual Studio is fine when we wish to add a Click event handler for a menu item. What about other types of events The .NET classes provide a rich set of events for everything from keyboard presses and mouse clicks to redrawing a control. To support these and other events, Visual Studio provides a more generic way to add an event handler than the double-click we have used thus far. This is done using the Properties window. We have seen how this window provides the list of properties associated with a specific control. It also provides the list of events for each control and allows new event handlers to be added. Figure 3.6 shows the relevant elements of the Properties window. Note the small toolbar buttons between the object dropdown and the list of object members. The Properties button is the default and displays a list of properties for the current object. If you click the Events button, this window displays a list of events. The events for the menuExit object are shown in the figure.

modeling experience of a seasoned user will not be that different from one software tool to the next A greater concern is the ability to organize and manage the information that is collected in the BIM over the evolution of the project Here also Revit is a serious contender, and even though it is particularly in the management of data that the modelers vary, all three are robust enough packages that it will take a lot of experience to understand which tool is the best for the specific projects and methods of a given design, management, or construction company Revit, eg, does not use layers to organize its model components It is unique in this feature, and the jury is still out on whether that is actually a feature or a shortcoming On one hand, simpler is better, or is it When a project becomes complex enough, it may just be an advantage to have additional means to sort its elements It is useful to fully understand the nature of the tools used for these processes, so that solutions can be approached creatively and the characteristics of a specific tool do not become an obstacle Revit is able to link to MS Project and exchange scheduling information bidirectionally See Fig 314 It appears that the components in the model can be linked to multiple Figure 314 Linking between the Revit model and scheduling software (Images courtesy of Autodesk)

Display by Category: b The available settings are displayed by category. Display Alphabetically: c The available settings are displayed alphabetically.

properties for this object. Events e Click to button:the available display events for this object. Object Drop-Down: f The object whose settings are displayed.

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Figure 3.6 The Properties window displays both the properties and events for the controls on the form.

As you can see in the figure, our menuExit object supports five different events. These correspond to the events for the MenuItem class shown in .NET Table 3.3 on page 82. To the right of these events, the registered event handlers are displayed, with a menuExit_Click method shown as the handler for the Click event. To add a specific type of event, you simply need to double-click the entry in this window. We will illustrate this by defining a Click event handler for the Exit menu.

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ADD CLICK HANDLER FOR THE EXIT MENU Action 1 2 3 Display the Properties window for the Exit menu. Click the Events button in the Properties toolbar. Double-click on the Click item listed in the window. Result The available properties for the menuExit object are shown. The events for the menuExit object are displayed. A menuExit_Click handler is added to the menuExit object. The new method is registered and defined in the InitializeComponent method, and the cursor is located within this new method.

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protected void menuExit_Click (object sender, System.EventArgs e) {

this.Close(); }

Note: Note how the code for this event handler is split across steps 3 and 4 of this table. We will do this throughout the book as a convenient way to discuss different sections of code for a single member of a class.