You can do this like:

   attach method self::MyWindowClosed to self::Closed

Or you can select the Closed event on the Window from the Properties page and place the event handler name there.

This give me an error back..

attach method self::MyWindowClosed to MyWindow::Closed

MyWindow is a second window that is closed...

After the second window is closed i will do something...

This give me an error back..

attach method self::MyWindowClosed to MyWindow::Closed

MyWindow is a second window that is closed...

After the second window is closed i will do something...

This is the errorcode:

COBCH852 : System error - unexpected error while generating managed code C:\\\\WPFWindows\\Window1.xaml.cbl 24 1 WPFWindows

Sorry, there was a problem with using the attach syntax when the event handler was for an object in a different project.

I was testing using VC 2.2 which will be released soon and has this problem fixed.

Try this syntax instead:

    invoke MyWindow::add_Closed(new EventHandler(self::MyWindowClosed))

Ok...

invoke MyWindow::add_Closed(new EventHandler(self::MyWindowClosed))

give me an error that he not founf the method...

Is this a bug in VC 2.1 and is this fixed in VC 2.2 ?

Or how must the method "MyWindowClosed" build?

No I tested this with 2.1 update 1 and it works fine.
Here is the example that I am using.

Here is the code for Window 1 which is in a WPF application project:

       class-id WPFWindows1.Window1 is partial
                 inherits type System.Windows.Window.

       working-storage section.
       01 mywindow2 type WPFWindows2.Window2.
       method-id NEW.
       procedure division.
           invoke self::InitializeComponent()
           goback.
       end method.

       method-id Window_Closed2.
       procedure division using by value sender as object e as type System.EventArgs.
          set self::txtParam::Text to mywindow2::myfield
       end method.

       method-id Button_Click.
       procedure division using by value sender as object e as type System.Windows.RoutedEventArgs.
           set mywindow2 to new WPFWindows2.Window2
           invoke mywindow2::add_Closed(new EventHandler(self::Window_Closed2))
           *>attach method self::Window_Closed2 to mywindow2::Closed
           invoke mywindow2::Show
       end method.

       end class.

and the code for Windows 2 which is in a WPF library:

       class-id WPFWindows2.Window2 is partial
                 inherits type System.Windows.Window.

       working-storage section.
       01 myfield  string property.
       method-id NEW.
       procedure division.
           invoke self::InitializeComponent()
           set self::txtParam::Text to "Enter Name"
           goback.
       end method.

       method-id Button_Click.
       procedure division using by value sender as object e as type System.Windows.RoutedEventArgs.
           set myfield to self::txtParam::Text
           invoke self::Close
       end method.

       end class.

Thats nearly what I Need!

Many thanks Chris!

Thats nearly what I Need!

Many thanks Chris!