Beyond waiting some elapsed time, not really. Single clicks are normally
reserved for actions that wouldn't otherwise affect the action behind a
double click. That means single clicks should do selection, be used in
drag-drop scenarios, etc... Double clicks on the other hand should perform
launch actions, or other actions that are expected to take modality or need
to be exclusive.
Things start to get more confusing when you allow label editing (single
click, wait, single click).
So unless the single-click action is something that won't interfere with the
double click, or the single click action can be *rolled back* in case the
double click happens, you should re-think your design.
--
Justin Rogers
DigiTec Web Consultants, LLC.
"Alexander Osipov" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
news:(E-Mail Removed)...
> Hi!
> I've got into trouble trying to place different actons on single and
double
> clicks in the TreeView nodes.
>
> Unfortunately, the TreeView control fires both Click and DoubleClick
events
> sequentially when the user makes double click on some node and there is
now
> way to say at first Click event whether it is followed by DoubleClick or
> not.
> Playing with Control.SetStyle method and its StandardClick and
> StandardDoubleClick flags does not affect the events sequence too.
>
> Are there any ideas how to distinguish single and double clicks occured in
> WinForms for to handle them in a different fashion?
>
> Thanks for any advice,
> Alex.
>
>
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