vb.net - onClick Event For Picturebox -

I have more than 30 picture boxes, as a window to the name

  PictureBox1 PictureBox2 PictureBox3. I have to write the same procedure for each one of them for the click function. I want to be able to write only one handler which will be used for all pictureboxes. To handle the click event and call the same function.  
 
   For some technical examples. Sorry for the JavaScript format    
 
  picturebox.onclick () {var a = get_index (this); // Some of the clickboxed pictureboxes (A); }  
 

If you are using the keyword handles , For example, can add multiple event names to the handles section:

  Private sub-OnClick (sender in the form of object), events such as ARGs) handles picturebox 1.Click, PictureBox2. Click, PictureBox3 Click 'Click' Handles for Picture Box 1, Picturebox 2 and Picturebox 3 and subs. Alternatively, you can declare event handler method without the  Handles  section, and then the manual Attach it yourself to events automatically, such as: 
 
  Private Sub OnClick (as the sender of the object, and in the form of EventArgs). 'End Sub' ... AddHandler PictureBox1 .Click, AddressOf OnClick AddHandler PictureBox2.Click, AddressOf OnClick AddHandler PictureBox3.Click, AddressOf OnClick   
 Or, if you have a list of picture box controls, you can add event to ndlers in a loop, like this:  
  My picture box ( ) As PictureBox = {PictureBox1, PictureBox2, PictureBox3} for each of my picture box Addictor Boxes AddHandler i.Click, AddressOf OnClick Next  
 
 Or, From the  control  name can be accessed from the collection: 
 
  I control the form of integer = 1 to 30 dim C = Mi Control ("Picturebox" & amp; I.ToString ()) AddHandler c.Click, AddressOf OnClick Next  
 
 Keep in mind, however, if you manually  AddHandler  call, you need to call  RemoveHandler  Split the event handler later 
 
 It looks weird, on the surface, there are so many picture boxes, though though. You can consider custom-highlighting your content in a single control or dynamically load control over run-time.