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I have this...
query("#buttonCenter").on.click.add((event){
OnButtonCenter(event);
});
Dart Editor says the on field is deprecated, I cant seem to find what he "new" way is. Surly I'm just having a bad night, this should be easy to figure out, right?
Any help appreciated.
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This is a .NET Standard 1.0 package, so you should be able to use it on any .NET project! If you want to take a look at what’s inside, the full source code is available here. Usage Here is an example of a deferred event: publiceventEventHandler<DeferredEventArgs>MyEvent;
A “deferred event” is basically an event that allows the invoker to wait for the completion of all event handlers. My personal implementation is available on the DeferredEvents NuGet packagethat you can install by running Install-Package DeferredEventson the Package Manager Console, or add with Visual Studio NuGet Packages Manager.
The following example shows how to create a control and add an event handler. This control is created in the Button.Click event handler a different button. When Button1 is pressed. The code moves and sizes a new button. The new button's Click event is handled by the MyNewButton_Click method.
Use the Properties pane to remove the handler of an event: Open the Visual Designer of the form containing the control to change. Select the control. Change the Properties pane mode to Events by pressing the events button ( ). Find the event containing the handler you want to remove, for example, the Click event:
query("#buttonCenter").onClick.listen((event){
OnButtonCenter(event);
});
See New DOM Event Streams API makes it Easier to Listen to and Capture Events for more details.
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