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I am drawing two points (which could have any coordinates), and a path between them. The problem is, I want to know when a user clicks on this path between them. I am confused as to how I would do this. Do I have to get deep into math to calculate the linear path from one point to another, and then manually check if the coords of the mouse line up on this line? Is there a .NET function already for this
Also, I'm pretty sure this is not possible, but is there any way to tie an event handler to a specific thing happening? Like, can I specify that when a user scrolls over a certain region of the form, a certain event will be fired? I'm guessing not, and that I have to consume the MouseOver event and just check if the mouse is in that region..
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news:DA******** *************** ***********@mic rosoft.com... Hi,
I am drawing two points (which could have any coordinates), and a path
between them. The problem is, I want to know when a user clicks on this path
between them. I am confused as to how I would do this. Do I have to get deep
into math to calculate the linear path from one point to another, and then
manually check if the coords of the mouse line up on this line? Is there a
..NET function already for this?
Also, I'm pretty sure this is not possible, but is there any way to tie an
event handler to a specific thing happening? Like, can I specify that when a
user scrolls over a certain region of the form, a certain event will be
fired? I'm guessing not, and that I have to consume the MouseOver event and
just check if the mouse is in that region...
Thanks!
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