Let me make this clear, at least more clear.
I have a text box in a form.
I want to add a method that would allow me to figure out if the mouse moves
over it, ie. WM_MOUSEMOVE
I want to add a method that would tell me when the text box loses focus, ie.
WM_KILLFOCUS
And I want to add a method that tells me when the user types in code,
WM_COMMAND and EM_SELCHANGE.
Do I have just cut and paste other methods and change the code to handle
these or is there a wizard in the IDE that I can say add the WM_MOUSEMOVE
code..
Hope that is better...
thanks
Ralph Krausse
"Daniel O'Connell" <onyxkirx@--NOSPAM--comcast.net> wrote in message
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I'm not to familiar with VC++'s wizards, but things like KeyDown and
MouseMove aren't handled via messages(usually) in .NET, you would override
the appropriate OnXxx method(OnKeyDown and OnMouseMove respectivly) on
your form\control instead. Is that what you mean?
"Ralph Krausse" <go*******@consiliumsoft.com> wrote in message
news:49**************************@posting.google.c om... Hello all,
New to .NET and was wondering if there is a classwizard to create
code for message like VC++ has now, ie. automatically create code for
KeyDown or MouseMove.
Thanks
Ralph