I have a form with a user control which has an event called "ResourcesChanged(List as List(of Resources))"

In my form, I handle this with the following code:

    Private Sub ucResources_ResourcesChanged(ByVal Resources As System.Collections.Generic.List(Of EventResource)) Handles ucResources.ResourcesChanged
        mEvent.EventResourceList = Resources
    End Sub

If I compile and run my app the event handler works fine and when I change a resource it fires correctly.

If I go into the editor and change something (move a control a few pixels for instance), when I save I get the following added:

Private Sub ucResources_ResourcesChanged( ByVal Resources As System.Collections.Generic.List`1)

    End Sub

What am I doing wrong that this is happening?

Thanks,

Shawn

I am sorry, I mis-typed in the code into my forum post.  They are both List(of EventResource).

But I still don't understand something.  Why does the generator try to add the sub that handles the event?  And why does it add it with the funny parameter:

Private Sub ucResources_ResourcesChanged( ByVal Resources As System.Collections.Generic.List`1)

    End Sub

And the sub doesn't have the "Handles ucResources.ResourcesChanged" on it.

Shawn

Thanks,

I knew you were going to say that :)

I will see if i can reproduce it, it only happens in this one instance.

I am using 6.4b and VS2010

Thanks,

Shawn