Event Handlers
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I have created my own class names Box.cs. Now I want to borrow the mouse Event which I see in most controls found in .Net and apply it also to my box so that If I click my box an event is triggered
Which mouse event do you want to handle? There are loads: Mouse Down, Mouse up, Mouse move, ... Is your class visible (ie derived from a form, or other control? If not, then it doesn't get mouse events! More details, please!
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I have created my own class names Box.cs. Now I want to borrow the mouse Event which I see in most controls found in .Net and apply it also to my box so that If I click my box an event is triggered
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just the Mouse Click event... Note that my Box.cs is a class that never inherited any object.
A simple class:
class Box
{
...
}is not visible on screen. If it isn't visible, you can't click the mouse on it. Your class should inherit from a form, or control (panel, button, textbox, label) that can be visible. You can then add events to it. Just creating a class is not enough!
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A simple class:
class Box
{
...
}is not visible on screen. If it isn't visible, you can't click the mouse on it. Your class should inherit from a form, or control (panel, button, textbox, label) that can be visible. You can then add events to it. Just creating a class is not enough!
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oh snap!... ok can you suggest me an object that i can inherit? I mean like a generic object that has it.. i dont want to extend any of the .net controls because I know that they Inherited it from some object.
using System.Windows.Forms;
namespace MyNamespace
{
public class Box : Control
{}}
Dave
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