vb.net - Is it bad practice to handle multiple event types of the same action? -

vb.net - Is it bad practice to handle multiple event types of the same action? -

my problem:

i have .enter , .textchanged events both fire exact same code. i've combined these events under 1 handler. considered bad practice reason or in particular instance, considered wise streamline code?

sample code:

combined under 1 handler:

private sub textbox_enterchanged(byval sender system.object, byval e system.eventargs) handles textbox1.enter, textbox2.enter, textbox1.textchanged, textbox2.textchanged 'some action. end sub

default separate handlers:

private sub textbox_enter(byval sender system.object, byval e system.eventargs) handles textbox1.enter, textbox2.enter 'some action. end sub private sub textbox_textchanged(sender object, e eventargs) handles textbox1.textchanged, textbox2.textchanged 'the same action. end sub

while asking "bad practice" can lead overly big arguments based on opinion, have done same. it's legal, functional, , clear (unless start handling huge list of events). reply question straight question:

conversely, benefit of copy/pasting identical code multiple methods?

so, no, not consider bad practice.

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