Is there any way to view all event handlers of TextBox TextChanged event in Visual Studio debugger?

When I add the textBox.TextChanged to watch list I get a message saying

The event 'System.Windows.Forms.Control.TextChanged'
can only appear on the left hand side of += or -=

Is there any way to check what event's are called on text change?

From stackoverflow Michał Piaskowski

• In the debugger, open up the control and find whichever private variable contains the EventHandlerList. Then find the event add/remove code for TextChanged so see which key is used - and examine the event handler list's entry for that key.

  It's painful, but it should work.

  Marc Gravell : For info, the key is `EventTextChanged`
  From Jon Skeet

• Not really; events are, by design, a closed box. There are hacky ways of getting at it, but they all require incestuous knowledge of the implementation (be it a field-like event, or an EventHandlerList, etc).

  Why do you need this?

  One other approach might be to get the TextBox pdb from the MS symbol server so you can add a breakpoint (to OnTextChanged) and step through the TextBox code, and step into the delegate invoke... again, not ideal.

  From Marc Gravell