From within Visual Studio, press F2 to open the Object Browser. Type "eventhandler" in the search bar. Based on the EventHandlers listed you can derive the associated events.
Or you can just look through the browser looking for the lightning bolt.
This will at least give you the events for assemblies on your system.
Understand though, that your question will lead to thousands of possible events and the list you find will vary from machine to machine depending on the assemblies loaded at the time.
Where to look to find the list of all Visual Basic events...
Daby292002
Different classes have different events...you can get a list of a given class' events from MSDN, for example, here's the events for the Form class:
http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/td1s43eb(VS.80).aspx
Hope that helps,
Jonathan Aneja
The VB Team
Markus U
From within Visual Studio, press F2 to open the Object Browser. Type "eventhandler" in the search bar. Based on the EventHandlers listed you can derive the associated events.
Or you can just look through the browser looking for the lightning bolt.
This will at least give you the events for assemblies on your system.
Understand though, that your question will lead to thousands of possible events and the list you find will vary from machine to machine depending on the assemblies loaded at the time.
HeliF
Thank you both!
This is what I was looking for.
Claude.