MouseWheel & ScrollBars

[Daisy]

I've got a control with a scrollbar docked to the right-hand side. The
scrollbar works fine, I've got an event:

bottomControlVScroll.Scroll += new
ScrollEventHandler(HandleBottomThingScroll);

Which calls this.Invalidate() on my control, and all is good. However, the
MouseWheel does naff all. I understand this is probably because my mouse is
over my control, and not the scrollbar. How can I set the MouseWheel event
on my control to pass to the ScrollBar, where the .Value is updated, and my
control invalidated & repainted?

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[Hector Yunier]

-----Original Message-----
I've got a control with a scrollbar docked to the right- hand side. Thescrollbar works fine, I've got an event:

bottomControlVScroll.Scroll += new
ScrollEventHandler(HandleBottomThingScroll);

Which calls this.Invalidate() on my control, and all is good. However, theMouseWheel does naff all. I understand this is probably because my mouse isover my control, and not the scrollbar. How can I set the MouseWheel eventon my control to pass to the ScrollBar, where the .Value is updated, and mycontrol invalidated & repainted?

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Daisy The Cow
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Make the MouseWheel event of your control, go to
your HandleBottomThingScroll() method.

I hope this help.....

[Daisy]

"Daisy" <da***@nospam.oops> wrote in message
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I've got a control with a scrollbar docked to the right-hand side. The
scrollbar works fine, I've got an event:

<snip>

Scrap that, the wheel works now, I altered .Value depending on e.Delta :o)

Anyways, the only problem now, is that it only works while my mouse is over
the scrollbar, and not anywhere in my control. I even added:

this.MouseWheel += new MouseEventHandler(HandleBottomThingWheel);

In the Constructor, and it still doesn't work for the control :(
Any ideas?
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[Daisy]

"Hector Yunier" <hm********@uci.cu> wrote in message
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Make the MouseWheel event of your control, go to
your HandleBottomThingScroll() method.

I hope this help.....

It does now:

bottomControlVScroll.Scroll += new
ScrollEventHandler(HandleBottomThingScroll);
bottomControlVScroll.MouseWheel += new
MouseEventHandler(HandleBottomThingWheel);
this.MouseWheel += new MouseEventHandler(HandleBottomThingWheel);

But the wheel still only works when over the scrollbar :-((
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[Trevor]

I am not sure if you have already tried this but, is there a way to hook
into MouseWheel notifications for the window (parent of the scrollbar)
instead of the scrollbar itself? Then you could simply forward the message
on to the scrollbar control.

"Daisy" <da***@nospam.oops> wrote in message
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"Daisy" <da***@nospam.oops> wrote in message
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I've got a control with a scrollbar docked to the right-hand side. The
scrollbar works fine, I've got an event: <snip>

Scrap that, the wheel works now, I altered .Value depending on e.Delta :o)

Anyways, the only problem now, is that it only works while my mouse is

over the scrollbar, and not anywhere in my control. I even added:

this.MouseWheel += new MouseEventHandler(HandleBottomThingWheel);

In the Constructor, and it still doesn't work for the control :(
Any ideas?
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[Daisy]

"Trevor" <tb*****@s-s.com> wrote in message
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I am not sure if you have already tried this but, is there a way to hook into MouseWheel notifications for the window (parent of the scrollbar)
instead of the scrollbar itself? Then you could simply forward the message on to the scrollbar control.

How do I "forward" them on? I can't call MouseWheel directly?
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[Harkos]

Try creating a composite control (if you're not already using) and
overriding the OnMouseWheel event. Do everything you need there. Works for
me.

[]'s,
Harkos

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"Trevor" <tb*****@s-s.com> wrote in message
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I am not sure if you have already tried this but, is there a way to

hook

into MouseWheel notifications for the window (parent of the scrollbar)
instead of the scrollbar itself? Then you could simply forward the

message

on to the scrollbar control.

How do I "forward" them on? I can't call MouseWheel directly?
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[Daisy]

"Harkos" <ha****@uol.com.br> wrote in message
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Try creating a composite control (if you're not already using) and
overriding the OnMouseWheel event. Do everything you need there. Works for
me.

It's ok, it already works. I've got a cráppy Vaio mouse on this laptop,
along with a USB keyboard with it's own cráppy drivers. Must be them, works
on every other pc :o)
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