Custom Control = Value to be executed twice..?

Hello,

Getting a bit of a headache here because having debugged my soft for hours, i realise i get the Value property get executed twice.

VB Code:

Public Property Get Value() As CheckBoxConstants
     Value = m_Value
End Property
 
Public Property Let Value(ByVal NewValue As CheckBoxConstants)
If Enabled = True Then
       m_Value = NewValue
       Check1.Value = m_Value   'Problem is here ¦ Exec No:1
       RaiseEvent Click              'And here Exec No: 2
        PropertyChanged "Value"
End If
 
End Property

Basically in order to get the checkbox showing ticked, i do check1.value = m_value and then RaiseEvent and that should be it in theory.
But this then has RiaseEvent Click followed after it, which triggers the Value property again, resulting in 2 executions.

I need to figure out a way to do a single execution only.

Changing Value property of a checkbox raises the checkbox's click event. If you have RaiseEvent Click in checkbox's click event then changing the value of the checkbox raises the click event of the user control.


Edit
Simplified what I said.

Yea thats what its currently doing..

But i need to find a way so it doesn do this.. i need 1 execution only.

If you change Check1.Value then you just don't need to have the additional RaiseEvent after Check1.Value line, because changing the Check1.Value does raise the event. So you're knowingly doing it twice when you could just drop the RaiseEvent line from there.

ok.. i get what you are saying.

I put the RaiseEvent under the Check1_Click event. Seems to work fine,,BUT

If i click on the control then it executes the Value Property, then the Check1_Click event all fine...

However if i do check1.value = 1 or 0 then the Value property fires up but the Check1_Click property doesnt...

what is your software about?

Setting a value for Check1.value will fire Check1.Click just when the value changes, i.e: if Check1.value = 0 and you execute Check1.value = 0, Check1.Click won't fire.

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what is your software about?

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Cannot reveal any info on it for now!
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This is what i have now:

VB Code:

Private Sub Check1_Click()
RaiseEvent Click
End Sub
 
Public Property Get Value() As CheckBoxConstants
     Value = m_Value
End Property
 
Public Property Let Value(ByVal NewValue As CheckBoxConstants)
If Enabled = True Then
       m_Value = NewValue
       Check1.Value = m_Value     'Doesnt fire From here if i do check1.value = 1/0
       PropertyChanged "Value"
End If
End Property