On Oct 3, 2006, at 4:29 PM, Arnaud Nicolet wrote:
Instead of using the MouseDown event, can't you use the CellClick
event? It acts like a mouse down event, but is called only when
you click on a cell (i.e not on the scrollbar).
Or I didn't understand the question?
I don't believe I can do dragging from the CellClick handler.
Which drag? A drag reorder or a drag using the DragItem class?
If you're using the dragItem class, I don't see any problem.
Whoa. You've just shaken my world. I had always assumed that
CellClick fired on MouseUp. What an absurd name! Now I've got to
rewrite a whole bunch of ListBox code...
Not that it's relevant to me right now, but this would seem to leave
us with a different problem: how to do something on an actual click
(ie on mouseup in a cell). I could implement that with MouseDown and
MouseUp, but it's crazy that there is a straightforward way to trap
mouse down in a cell but not, apparently, mouse up.
Or am I missing something?
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