Calling Subprocedure

Hi

I need to call the listbox_doubleclick event.

I have
lstCurrentPlaylist_DoubleClick()

Says "Argument Not Specified for parameter "e" of Private Sub lstCurrentPlaylist_DoubleClick(sender as object, e as system.eventargs)


In the lstCurrentPlaylist_DoubleClick I have:


Private Sub lstCurrentPlaylist_DoubleClick(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles lstCurrentPlaylist.DoubleClick
Media1.URL = lstCurrentPlaylist.SelectedItem
End Sub


Do I have to do something with the ByVal e As System.EventArgs in the parantheses of the call line?

Create another Sub, and call it from the Event Procedure. Then, when you need that functionality, you call the Sub you created rather than the Event Procedure:

Private Sub lstCurrentPlaylist_DoubleClick(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles lstCurrentPlaylist.DoubleClick
SomeSub
End Sub

Private Sub SomeSub()
Media1.URL = lstCurrentPlaylist.SelectedItem
End Sub

Private Sub SomeOtherSub()
SomeSub
End Sub

lstCurrentPlaylist_DoubleClick(sender , e )
'/// or lstCurrentPlaylist_DoubleClick(Me , e )

:)

lstCurrentPlaylist_DoubleClick(sender , e )
'/// or lstCurrentPlaylist_DoubleClick(Me , e )

:)

I used
lstCurrentPlaylist_DoubleClick(sender , e )

However, the "e" is underlined and says "Value of type AxWmpLib._WMPOCXEvents_PlayStateChangeEvent Cannot be converted To System.EventArgs"

Thanks for the reply. What do you think the problem with this is?
I have included a zip file if it helps

Use the way VBJoe suggested, it is the cleanest way of doing these things. My own personal rule is that I never call an event procedure explicitly from code.