Is it possible to catch missing event handlers at compilation?

Question

Is there any way to cause a compilation error if an ASP.NET control declares an event handler that is not implemented? For example, I declared a TextBox

<asp:TextBox ID="uxFeeQty" runat="server" MaxLength="2" Columns="2" 
    AutoPostBack="true" 
    OnTextChanged="ReCalculateFees" 
    style="text-align:right;" />

but neglected to implement the ReCalculateFees event handler. This error wasn't apparent until I browsed to the page and it threw a run time exception. Is there any way to catch this error at compile time? I could subscribe my handlers in code rather than declaratively but that would require a significant clean-up effort.

Answer 1

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