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Hello!
I am developing a grid control for the .NET CF2 and I have the following
problem:
I override the OnMouseDown function in order to activate the appropriate
cell when the user clicks on my control.
When I set a context menu to my control using Control.ContextMenu and the
user holds down the stylus, the OnMouseDown function is never called.
Instead, the context menu is displayed and the correct cell is never
activated.
Is there any other way to be notified when the stylus touches the screen
(regardless if it's being held down or not) besides the OnMouseDown event?
Thank you!
I am developing a grid control for the .NET CF2 and I have the following
problem:
I override the OnMouseDown function in order to activate the appropriate
cell when the user clicks on my control.
When I set a context menu to my control using Control.ContextMenu and the
user holds down the stylus, the OnMouseDown function is never called.
Instead, the context menu is displayed and the correct cell is never
activated.
Is there any other way to be notified when the stylus touches the screen
(regardless if it's being held down or not) besides the OnMouseDown event?
Thank you!