Controls Subclassing in .NET

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* "=?Utf-8?B?U2xpbSBTaGFkeQ==?= said:
Does anyone has such expirience?Share it please:)
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Are you referring to "listening" to the WindowProc of a specific
control? You can do that by overriding its 'WndProc' method.
 
actually not exactly - i want to be attached to a specific resource, in example an MDI Applciation and to monitor and track all user events on all the controls that application contains , toolbars , menus ..etc
is overriding of WndProc can be useful in this approach - i mean can i from inside to track which control from the tracked applicaiton was active and what message was passed

* "=?Utf-8?B?U2xpbSBTaGFkeQ==?= said:
Does anyone has such expirience?Share it please:
Click to expand...

Are you referring to "listening" to the WindowProc of a specifi
control? You can do that by overriding its 'WndProc' method

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Does anyone has such expirience?Share it please:
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