Public Overloads Shared Sub RegisterClassHandler( _
   ByVal classType As Type, _
   ByVal routedEvent As RoutedEvent, _
   ByVal handler As Delegate, _
   ByVal handledEventsToo As Boolean _
) 

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Dim classType As Type Dim routedEvent As RoutedEvent Dim handler As Delegate Dim handledEventsToo As Boolean   EventManager.RegisterClassHandler(classType, routedEvent, handler, handledEventsToo)

public static void RegisterClassHandler( 
   Type classType,
   RoutedEvent routedEvent,
   Delegate handler,
   bool handledEventsToo
)

public procedure RegisterClassHandler( 
    classType: Type;
    routedEvent: RoutedEvent;
    handler: Delegate;
    handledEventsToo: Boolean
); static; 

public static function RegisterClassHandler( 
   classType : Type,
   routedEvent : RoutedEvent,
   handler : Delegate,
   handledEventsToo : boolean
);

public: static void RegisterClassHandler( 
   Type* classType,
   RoutedEvent* routedEvent,
   Delegate* handler,
   bool handledEventsToo
) 

public:
static void RegisterClassHandler( 
   Type^ classType,
   RoutedEvent^ routedEvent,
   Delegate^ handler,
   bool handledEventsToo
) 

Parameters

classType

The type of the class that is declaring class handling.

routedEvent

The routed event identifier of the event to handle.

handler

A reference to the class handler implementation.

handledEventsToo

true to invoke this class handler even if arguments of the routed event have been marked as handled; false to retain the default behavior of not invoking the handler on any marked-handled event.

Routed events can be handled either by class handlers or instance handlers on any given node in the route. Class handlers are invoked first, and can be used by class implementations to suppress events from instance handling or introduce other event specific behaviors on events that are owned by base classes.

One of the most common scenarios in working with a routed event is to use class handlers to handle multiple instances of objects in certain node of the visual tree which type is already known to be traversed by the routed event.

For more information, see Routed Events Overview.

Target Platforms: Windows 98, Windows NT 4.0, Windows Millennium Edition, Windows 2000, Windows XP Home Edition, Windows XP Professional, Windows Server 2003 family, Windows Vista, Windows Server 2008 family

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