by Mark » Thu, 15 Nov 2001 02:40:48
I've created a control, based on a
System.Windows.Forms.UserControl. This control has other
controls on it. e.g. TextBox, label etc. I've now placed
my new user-control onto a form and want the new control
as a whole, to respond to a double-click. However, the
individual controls are responding to the double-click,
depending on what control the mouse is over. How can I
get my user control to respond 'globally' to a double
click event?
Thanks
M
by Jonathan Alle » Thu, 15 Nov 2001 04:34:58
--
Jonathan Allen
Quote:> Hi
> I've created a control, based on a
> System.Windows.Forms.UserControl. This control has other
> controls on it. e.g. TextBox, label etc. I've now placed
> my new user-control onto a form and want the new control
> as a whole, to respond to a double-click. However, the
> individual controls are responding to the double-click,
> depending on what control the mouse is over. How can I
> get my user control to respond 'globally' to a double
> click event?
> Thanks
> M
by Mark » Thu, 15 Nov 2001 20:44:08
M
>--
>Jonathan Allen
>> Hi
>> I've created a control, based on a
>> System.Windows.Forms.UserControl. This control has
other
>> controls on it. e.g. TextBox, label etc. I've now
placed
>> my new user-control onto a form and want the new
control
>> as a whole, to respond to a double-click. However, the
>> individual controls are responding to the double-click,
>> depending on what control the mouse is over. How can I
>> get my user control to respond 'globally' to a double
>> click event?
>> Thanks
>> M
>.
by Jonathan Alle » Fri, 16 Nov 2001 04:05:56
Class MyUserControl
Sub Control_DoubleClick(~) Handles [list all controls]
RaiseEvent DoubleClick(~)
End Sub
End Class
--
Jonathan Allen
> M
> >-----Original Message-----
> >Pass the sub-control's DoubleClick to the control's
> DoubleClick?
> >--
> >Jonathan Allen
> >> Hi
> >> I've created a control, based on a
> >> System.Windows.Forms.UserControl. This control has
> other
> >> controls on it. e.g. TextBox, label etc. I've now
> placed
> >> my new user-control onto a form and want the new
> control
> >> as a whole, to respond to a double-click. However, the
> >> individual controls are responding to the double-click,
> >> depending on what control the mouse is over. How can I
> >> get my user control to respond 'globally' to a double
> >> click event?
> >> Thanks
> >> M
> >.
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