Why wasn't the toolbar, menu bar items developed as a single BarItem and
then allowed us to build as Toolbar or a MenuBar. This way I could just have
one click event. I do have in my code in a method for say a toolbarItem
click.. But when I add the same to a menu, I have to attach a item click
event and call the method. If it was developed as a single BarItem, life
would have been easier. Any reason why it is not done so?

Vijay

I believe you can do this with one event handler:

Private Sub MenuOrTool_Click(ByVal sender As Object, ByVal e As EventArgs) _
Handles MenuItem.Click, ToolStripItem.Click
....
End Sub

Tony

"Vijay" wrote:

That is like calling a Function from 2 events.. or even in C# you can attach
same event function to 2 events.. But what I am talking is different.. It is
just not event. It is just one object that can be referenced in menu and
toolbars, Could that save size? yes it can. Also I don't have to worry about
making sure I have the bitmap or icon attached is same to the menu and
toolbar item.. lot of benefits.. Most third party companies that offer the
Toolbar/Menu components provide this.. I am surprised Microsoft did not do
this...., when their line is "Do more with less"

VJ

"tlkerns" <tlkerns (AT) discussions (DOT) microsoft.com> wrote