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Phil Jones
I've got a WinForms question, that hopefully isn't too twisty!
I'm working with a [Splitter] object, and what I'm wanting to do is maintina
good control over it's visual appearance. I'm settings it's
BackgroundImage, but what I also want to do is insert an Image within it
(which is a visual representation of something to grab - like the grabber
image at the bottom-right of a form). For scaling and positional reasons I
can't have the grabber icon as part of the actual BG image.
Here's the problem: I can insert the image into the [Splitter], and position
it just fine. But when the user clicks on it, the [Splitter] won't move,
because it is the image recieving the click action, not the containing
[Splitter].
Is there some way I can bubble the click event up to the containing
[Splitter], so that it thinks it has been clicked, rather that it's child
Image control?
Thanks everyone.
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Phil
(Auckland | Aotearoa)
I'm working with a [Splitter] object, and what I'm wanting to do is maintina
good control over it's visual appearance. I'm settings it's
BackgroundImage, but what I also want to do is insert an Image within it
(which is a visual representation of something to grab - like the grabber
image at the bottom-right of a form). For scaling and positional reasons I
can't have the grabber icon as part of the actual BG image.
Here's the problem: I can insert the image into the [Splitter], and position
it just fine. But when the user clicks on it, the [Splitter] won't move,
because it is the image recieving the click action, not the containing
[Splitter].
Is there some way I can bubble the click event up to the containing
[Splitter], so that it thinks it has been clicked, rather that it's child
Image control?
Thanks everyone.
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Phil
(Auckland | Aotearoa)