How to get rid of event code

[User 883718]

If I accidentally click on a GUI element or a form in the VS Editor, it produces event code for that element, even if I don't want to handle that event. Then if I deleted that code I get an error. It's annoying and it clutters up my code. Is there a way to get rid of this code, or somewhere I shold move it? Thanks James:confused:

[Mycroft Holmes]

In the IDE go to the properties window, change to events view, right click the offending event and RESET.

Never underestimate the power of human stupidity RAH

[User 883718]

Thanks for your help Mycroft, and excuse my human stupidity. James

modified on Thursday, January 22, 2009 5:55 AM

[Mycroft Holmes]

Not a problem, I only recently found that when it turns out C#/VS2008 does not automatically remove it from the designer file :doh:

Never underestimate the power of human stupidity RAH

[realJSOP]

Yeah, that's a pain, but it was easily discovered in the error list when a compile is attempted, right? I considered the original message to be a stupid question given the relative simplicity of the answer (all he had to do was double-click the error and it would have taken him to the offending code in the designer).

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