Hey Michael
Thanks for replying and it gave me some hint, but mabye i'am a bit slow
here.
Say that i'll have a label control on my form in the rectangle 20,20,120,36
on the forms mousemove event I read the x any y values to get the point, but
the secund i reach the label the forms mousemove no longer runs - now it is
the labels mousemove event that runs, and the reading of x,y will now be
wrong.
So that way i'll never get the Control.GetChildAtPoint to be anything else
but null. but if i'll in the forms mousemove event get the x,y and look at
x+1,y-1 ( or something like that ) i'll get the control when i'am almost
over the label.
Could you give me some more hints?
Kind regards
Johnny Jensen
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>Hello Group
In the old days i'ev created a VB6 appl. that was able to obtain the
underlaying control under the mouse pointer. I would very much like to do
that in a C# application. I'll use VS2005 and .Net 2.0
I'll know of the solution to code each control for the mouse over event,
but I cant use that i this case.
Any one outthere with som examples?
interate through the controls collection and attach the mousemove event
for every control and then use Control.GetChildAtPoint in the event to
find the control the mouse it over.
Michael