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Rasika WIJAYARATNE
I have a form with a KeyDown event handler method attached to it. It
has three text boxes and two buttons (buttons are attached to event
handler). However when I debug, the form opens with the first text box
focussed, and when I press enter the Win XP 'Default Beep' sound plays
but does not fire the event handler (doesn't hit the break point inside
it). The event handler is definitely wired up to the form control, does
anyone know why this happens? Winforms using C++/CLI on .NET FW 2.0,
using Visual C++ Express for .NET 2.0.
Rasika.
I haven't set Form.AcceptButton or Form.CancelButton.
has three text boxes and two buttons (buttons are attached to event
handler). However when I debug, the form opens with the first text box
focussed, and when I press enter the Win XP 'Default Beep' sound plays
but does not fire the event handler (doesn't hit the break point inside
it). The event handler is definitely wired up to the form control, does
anyone know why this happens? Winforms using C++/CLI on .NET FW 2.0,
using Visual C++ Express for .NET 2.0.
Rasika.
I haven't set Form.AcceptButton or Form.CancelButton.