Generally when I interact with a button that way it means I didn't want to
click where I did, so I don't want anything to happen. ...but that's just GUI
friendliness and my opinion and doesn't really help much does it?
I'm certainly no expert here but I would have though that you could catch
the event that the mouse has left the panel (VS.NET has that cool pane in the
form designer that lets you see all the events you can catch on an object and
will take you through adding and attaching the handler if you double click
one). If you catch this event while you know the mouse button is down you can
behave appropriately.
Aaron.
"Tim Bücker" wrote:
Hello.
I have a window form with some panels on it.
In one panel I am using the OnMouseDown and OnMouseUp events.
MouseDown initiates some things and MouseUp releases some things - so it is
important that I get both events!
Problem:
The user presses the mouse but than leaves the panel and releases the mouse
outside this panel.
So this way I don´t get the needed OnMouseUp event.
Is there a way to get a "global" OnMouseUp event?
What is the best solution for this scenario?
Thanks for any information!
Greetings,
Tim.
