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If I have this action function for a button:
private: System::Void button1_Click(System.Object sender, System.EventArgs e)
{}
I am wondering about who will assign for e & sender their values?
The code that raises the event must set the sender and event args. For example, if the button in question is a Winforms element, then the values would be set by the System.Windows.Forms code, and you should be able to find the details for it in the MSDN documentation.
Generally, by convention, the sender will be the object instance that has raised the event. The event args will contain any other information that is relevant to the event.