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Tracking events of a control

Hi,

Is there a way to know which .net events are being called on a control in real time?

I'm not talking about "win32" event from spy++. I'm looking for events like BackColorChanged, CausesValidationChanged, ect.

Thanks!

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one method would be to have your program write a log entry when an event is fired

and save that log when the program closes

Jim  2009-08-06 19:23:24
I had a 3rd party control with a lot of event and I wanted to know which one was called when I clicked on it, handling all the events would've taken a lot of time.
the_lotus  2009-08-07 13:22:32

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