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Sounds a simple question but haven’t found a way to do, so would solicit any responses I get.
I have a winform which in turn contains a user control object. based on some condition in the user control, i have to set a value in the winform.
One way could be to pass the winform object as parameter to user control but that would give cyclic dependency. Is there a easy way out?
You can always use events from the user control to the form.