Control.CreateHandle Method

protected:
 virtual void CreateHandle();

protected virtual void CreateHandle ();

abstract member CreateHandle : unit -> unit
override this.CreateHandle : unit -> unit

Protected Overridable Sub CreateHandle ()

Exceptions

Remarks

You typically should not call the CreateHandle method directly. The preferred method is to call the CreateControl method, which forces a handle to be created for the control and its child controls when the control is created.

Notes to Inheritors

When overriding CreateHandle() in a derived class, be sure to call the base class's CreateHandle() method to ensure that the handle is created.

Applies to

See also

• CreateControl()
• CreateParams
• DestroyHandle()
• Handle
• IsHandleCreated
• OnHandleCreated(EventArgs)
• RecreateHandle()
• RecreatingHandle
• UpdateStyles()