Thank you, that builds. Finally: Can you point me to the right direction what this does/means?

SomeControl.SiteReached += (s, ea) => miBack.Enabled = false;
SomeControl.SiteOpened += (s, ea) => miBack.Enabled = true;
SomeControl.ListOpened += new EventHandler(SomeControl_ListOpened);

Should I ask in C# forum?

I'm sorry I wasn't clear what my question was. And thank you very much for your quick replies. I did the fix you suggested but still the error is there: 'SomeControl' is not an event of 'MyProject.Main' for

RaiseEvent SomeControl.SiteReached

Edit: I also added to the

Private Sub MenuItem1_Click(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles MenuItem1.Click

SomeControl.SiteReached No luck.

modified on Tuesday, February 16, 2010 4:50 AM

Yes I do. Actually the question is in the last code: What can I do to inherit those Eventhandlers?

Hi, Currently I'm working on a Smart Device project in VB.NET (in Visual Studio 2008) and I found a project on the net in C# which fits to my needs so I added to my solution as a class library. So right now I have a solution with a VB project and a C# project (class library). In the C# I have a part like this:

namespace Something
{
public class SomeList : SomeListControl
{
public event EventHandler SiteReached;
public event EventHandler SiteOpened;
public event EventHandler ListOpened;
...

This namespace is included in my VB project as a Reference.

Public Class MainClass

Private SomeControl As SomeList

Private Sub MenuItem1\_Click(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles MenuItem1.Click

    'In the C# project the following code was implemented:
    'SomeControl.SiteReached += (s, ea) => miBack.Enabled = false;
    'SomeControl.SiteOpened += (s, ea) => miBack.Enabled = true;
    'SomeControl.ListOpened += new EventHandler(SomeControl\_ListOpened);

    'What can I do to inherit those Eventhandlers?

...

Thank you in advance for your kind help.