Vista - How to specify an event handler for the GridViewColumnHeader control in C#?

I know its this for XAML:
<ListView GridViewColumnHeader.Click="MyHandlerFunc"/>

But how do you specify an event handler for the GridViewColumnHeader
control in C#?

this.AddHandler(
GridViewColumnHeader.ClickEvent,
new RoutedEventHandler(MyHandlerFunc)
);


"wackyphill@yahoo.com" wrote:

> I know its this for XAML:
> <ListView GridViewColumnHeader.Click="MyHandlerFunc"/>
>
> But how do you specify an event handler for the GridViewColumnHeader
> control in C#?
>
>

In article <FF7A9030-14F8-49C5-BFC7-E16D34993EC9@microsoft.com>,
RobinDavies@discussions.microsoft.com says...
> this.AddHandler(
> GridViewColumnHeader.ClickEvent,
> new RoutedEventHandler(MyHandlerFunc)
> );
>
>
> "wackyphill@yahoo.com" wrote:
>
> > I know its this for XAML:
> > <ListView GridViewColumnHeader.Click="MyHandlerFunc"/>
> >
> > But how do you specify an event handler for the GridViewColumnHeader
> > control in C#?
> >
> >
>

I messed with this for a while and saw that it was already answered by
Robin. But, I don't see GridViewColumnHeader as a member of ListView or
GridView... I originally instantiated a new instance of
GridViewColumnHeader in my code (below) but noticed the code works
without that line. Where's GridViewColumnHeader from?

-- sorry for wordwrap---

using System;
using System.Windows;
using System.Windows.Controls;

namespace Test.GridViewColumnHeaderTest
{
class GridViewColumnHeaderTest : Window
{
[STAThread]
public static void Main()
{
Application app = new Application();
app.Run(new GridViewColumnHeaderTest());
}
public GridViewColumnHeaderTest()
{
Title = "test";
Width = 300;
Height = 300;
ListView lv = new ListView();
GridView gv = new GridView();
lv.View = gv;
GridViewColumn col1 = new GridViewColumn();
GridViewColumn col2 = new GridViewColumn();
col1.Width = col2.Width = 150;
col1.Header = "col1";
col2.Header = "col2";
gv.Columns.Add(col1);
gv.Columns.Add(col2);
Content = lv;
//GridViewColumnHeader h = new GridViewColumnHeader();
AddHandler(GridViewColumnHeader.ClickEvent, new
RoutedEventHandler(GridViewColumnHeader_Click));
}

void GridViewColumnHeader_Click(object sender, RoutedEventArgs
e)
{
string strMessage = string.Format("sender type= {0}
\nSource= {1} \nOriginalSource= {2} \nRoutedEvent Name= {3}
\nRoutedEvent Name= {4}",
sender.GetType(), e.OriginalSource,
e.Source, e.RoutedEvent.Name, e.RoutedEvent.RoutingStrategy);
MessageBox.Show(strMessage);
}
}
}

Indeed, it is kind of a mystery to me.
Thanks for the info Bob.

What concerns me most about it is I am unsure how to determine which
listview control is actually being clicked as the original source is
not the ListView.

In article <1162910700.953911.243530@i42g2000cwa.googlegroups.com>,
wackyphill@yahoo.com says...
> What concerns me most about it is I am unsure how to determine which
> listview control is actually being clicked as the original source is
> not the ListView.
>
>

It is a ListView (the Source, not OriginalSource). I had a small error
in the string.format... try this handler...

void GridViewColumnHeader_Click(object sender, RoutedEventArgs
e)
{
string strMessage = string.Format("sender type= {0}
\nSource= {1} \nOriginalSource= {2} \nName= {3} \nRoutedEvent
RoutingStrategy= {4}",
sender.GetType(), e.Source,
e.OriginalSource, e.RoutedEvent.Name, e.RoutedEvent.RoutingStrategy);
if (e.Source is ListView)
{
ListView l = e.Source as ListView;
string s = l.Name;
}
MessageBox.Show(strMessage);
}

Yup, you're right again Bob!

Hey, Thanks for the help I really appreciate it. You've been a big help.