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Edward Diener
I recall seeing a document that maps Windows messages to .NET events. Does
anybody know where that document might be ? I can not find it under MSDN.
anybody know where that document might be ? I can not find it under MSDN.
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Morten Wennevik
Hi Edward,
I think you need to implement your own sizing code.
Handle the PictureBox MouseMove event to show a resize cursor near the borders.
On MouseDown and the cursor where at a border change the size based on user movements.
You might want to add a border to the picturebox when the user clicks on it to visualize 'edit mode'
I think you need to implement your own sizing code.
Handle the PictureBox MouseMove event to show a resize cursor near the borders.
On MouseDown and the cursor where at a border change the size based on user movements.
You might want to add a border to the picturebox when the user clicks on it to visualize 'edit mode'
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Morten Wennevik
Ah, Sorry Edward,
Was meaning to answer another post and accidentally targeted your post instead.
Was meaning to answer another post and accidentally targeted your post instead.
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Sayed Hashimi
I don't know of a document like that but if you are trying to
intercept certain windows messages I can offer a suggestion.
Override your form's WndProc method. The WndProc method will be called
with a Message reference that has a message number in it. You can map
the message number with window's message by looking at winuser.h, for
example. Make sure to call the base class WndProc method for messages
that you don't want to handle.
sayed
intercept certain windows messages I can offer a suggestion.
Override your form's WndProc method. The WndProc method will be called
with a Message reference that has a message number in it. You can map
the message number with window's message by looking at winuser.h, for
example. Make sure to call the base class WndProc method for messages
that you don't want to handle.
sayed
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Edward Diener
Sayed said:I don't know of a document like that but if you are trying to
intercept certain windows messages I can offer a suggestion.
Override your form's WndProc method. The WndProc method will be called
with a Message reference that has a message number in it. You can map
the message number with window's message by looking at winuser.h, for
example. Make sure to call the base class WndProc method for messages
that you don't want to handle.
Yes, of course, this is the standard way. But in .NET better ways are
overriding a method or handling an event which tells me that some message
has been received. MS put out a document of the equivalent .NET actions for
nearly all Win32 messages, and I remember reading it, but like I failed to
download it and now want to find it again. It is of great use for .NET
component developers.
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Sayed Hashimi
Edward,
I found a document that maps Win32 methods to equivalent .NET calls.
Check out:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/library/en-us/dndotnet/html/win32map.asp
sayed
I found a document that maps Win32 methods to equivalent .NET calls.
Check out:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/library/en-us/dndotnet/html/win32map.asp
sayed
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Edward Diener
http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/library/en-us/dndotnet/html/win32map.aspSayed said:Edward,
I found a document that maps Win32 methods to equivalent .NET calls.
Check out:
Bravo and thank you !