title: Visual Studio 2012 c# 'code behind' and default 'event handler' code ? Where in Snippets is it or someplace else?
body: <p>I wanted to try to bring forward some old snippets
  I had forgotten, to change the default behaviour of VS2010 when creating code behind
  c# for each event I defined either </p>
  
  <ol>
  <li>From XML, or </li>
  <li>From the control properties panel, or </li>
  <li>From assigning and defining an event handler loading (overloading?) (<code>control.event.handler += event handler;</code>) entering the event handler without the handler defined would give you a stub subroutine at the end of the file. </li>
  </ol>
  
  <p>All three coding actions can occur in three different setting but should create the same code behind.
  Now I want to put my bells and whistles and stamp my actions with a debug, ifdefs, and 
  have the code explain to me in a diagnostics output what it is doing, which is generally different from what I want it to do. It can turn into a lot of typing. Snippets are way cool. And are highly personal.  I'm certain as I get more experienced I will shed my training wheels.  But I remember having done this in vs2010 by hacking underneath VS in its internal snippets or xml settings. It is not a regular snippet; or is it ? 
  There is also a way to save this in a local directory so as to override the default code behind generation/snippet.  I can't seem to find this again. What is a workflow and is that
  what I'm looking for ? I'm installing VS2010 express and pro and testing/porting code. 
  I would love to get  action back. Where is it in VS2012 ? </p>