Revisions to How to loop through all controls in a Windows Forms form or how to find if a particular control is a container control?

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IA simple recursive function should do it.

private void AddEvent(Control parentCtrl) { foreach (Control c in parentCtrl.Controls) { c.KeyDown += new KeyEventHandler(c_KeyDown); AddEvent(c); } }

I simple recursive function should do it.

private void AddEvent(Control parentCtrl) { foreach (Control c in parentCtrl.Controls) { c.KeyDown += new KeyEventHandler(c_KeyDown); AddEvent(c); } }

A simple recursive function should do it.

private void AddEvent(Control parentCtrl) { foreach (Control c in parentCtrl.Controls) { c.KeyDown += new KeyEventHandler(c_KeyDown); AddEvent(c); } }

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edited Sep 25, 2011 at 13:47

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I simple recursive function should do it.

private void AddEvent(Control parentCtrl) { foreach (Control c in parentCtrl.Controls) { c.KeyDown += new KeyEventHandler(c_KeyDown); AddEvent(c); } }

I simple recursive function should do it.

private void AddEvent(Control parentCtrl) { foreach (Control c in parentCtrl) { c.KeyDown += new KeyEventHandler(c_KeyDown); AddEvent(c); } }

I simple recursive function should do it.

private void AddEvent(Control parentCtrl) { foreach (Control c in parentCtrl.Controls) { c.KeyDown += new KeyEventHandler(c_KeyDown); AddEvent(c); } }

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answered Sep 25, 2011 at 13:31

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I simple recursive function should do it.

private void AddEvent(Control parentCtrl) { foreach (Control c in parentCtrl) { c.KeyDown += new KeyEventHandler(c_KeyDown); AddEvent(c); } }

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