some time ago I programmed an Outlook AddIn using NetOffice which worked very well. Now with the new Visual Studio Community 2017 I can program Office AddIns without the help of NetOffice. So I want to change my code, but I ran into a problem: I cannot subcsribe to the Explorer.Close
event:
using Outlook = Microsoft.Office.Interop.Outlook;
namespace OLTest2
{
public class ExplorerHandle
{
private Outlook.Explorer OutlookExplorer;
public void InitExplorer(Outlook.Explorer expl)
{
OutlookExplorer = expl;
// The next two lines compile:
OutlookExplorer.BeforeItemPaste += BeforeItemPasteEvent;
OutlookExplorer.SelectionChange += SelectionChangeEvent;
// ***Next line does not compile***:
OutlookExplorer.Close += CloseEvent; // "Cannot assign to 'Close' because it is a 'method group'"
// This is the old NetOffice code which worked fine:
/*
OutlookExplorer.BeforeItemPasteEvent += BeforeItemPasteEvent;
OutlookExplorer.SelectionChangeEvent += SelectionChangeEvent;
OutlookExplorer.CloseEvent += CloseEvent;
*/
}
}
}
IntelliSense does not show me the existence of a Close
event for an Outlook.Explorer
object. But Microsoft tells me that such an event should exist:
However, Visual Studio tells me that there's only a Close()
method.
I'm missing something, but what?
You need to cast OutlookExplorer variable above to ExplorerEvents
interface.