When studying a form...

[Buakaw]

...is there a way to quickly see a list of all the Visual Basic routines that are attached to the controls?



Right now, I only know to do 2 things.
1) Look at the form in design view, click each control one by one and right click to see Properties, and then see if it has an event handler.

2) Look at the VB code, but then I don't know what action triggers each subroutine.

What I'd like to see is which control triggers which subroutine. Is there a way to do this?

Thanks.

[RuralGuy]

You have the two methods pretty much pinned down. There is no easier way that I know of.

[Buakaw]

Could I rephrase my quesiton another way. Say I'm going through the subroutines in a VB module, and I have no idea how a subroutine is called or who calls it.

How would you go about figuring out who calls this subroutine, and when? Thanks!

[weekend00]

What I'd like to see is which control triggers which subroutine. Is there a way to do this?

the subroutine's name indicates which control and what event.

e.g. when you see private sub command0_click(), you can tell this sub is triggered by command0's click event

[Buakaw]

the subroutine's name indicates which control and what event.

e.g. when you see private sub command0_click(), you can tell this sub is triggered by command0's click event

That's awsome, thanks!