The main purpose is to define event code at run time as opposed to
design time
This might help (Tamar Granor):
http://www.tomorrowssolutionsllc.com/Conference%20Sessions/Bind%20Events%20for%20Better%20Applications.pdf
/"/ /In this session, we'll look at why BindEvent() and its cousins, the
Access and Assign methods, are so valuable. Using examples drawn from
real applications, we'll see how event binding lets you do things you
couldn't otherwise do, and simplifies code for other tasks"//
/
Thierry Nivelet
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Le 28/11/2014 21:35, Gene Wirchenko a écrit :
Dear Vixens and Reynards:
I keep seeing various references to bindevents() and am wondering
what the hoopla is. Usually, you can just add some code to an event
method. Is there an example somewhere of a non-trivial use of it that
I could play with?
Sincerely,
Gene Wirchenko
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