System.Windows.Forms.Message Definition

[Samuel]

Hi

I would like to handle every message except those originating by the mouse
(MouseMove, etc)

Is there a range of values that belong to the mouse


Thank you,
Samuel

 

[Armin Zingler]

Hi

I would like to handle every message except those originating by the
mouse (MouseMove, etc)

Is there a range of values that belong to the mouse

Don't know what's your intention, but....:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/dd458632(VS.85).aspx



Armin

 

[Samuel]

Don't know what's your intention, but....:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/dd458632(VS.85).aspx



Armin

Thank you for that,

How can I access these values in the >.NET framework

Samuel

 

[Armin Zingler]

Thank you for that,

How can I access these values in the >.NET framework

If you have Visual Studio including VC++, you find them in the header
files mentioned in the docs, usually "winuser.h". Otherwise install the
Windows SDK that also includes the header files. Another source is
pinvoke.net (http://www.pinvoke.net/default.aspx/Constants.WM).

You can also output m.ToString inside IMessageFilter.PreFilterMessage (as
mentioned in the other thread) or override WndProc and perform the mouse
actions in question to find out which you want to handle or ignore.


Armin

 

[Samuel]

If you have Visual Studio including VC++, you find them in the header
files mentioned in the docs, usually "winuser.h". Otherwise install the
Windows SDK that also includes the header files. Another source is
pinvoke.net (http://www.pinvoke.net/default.aspx/Constants.WM).

You can also output m.ToString inside IMessageFilter.PreFilterMessage (as
mentioned in the other thread) or override WndProc and perform the mouse
actions in question to find out which you want to handle or ignore.


Armin

Thank you for that
Samuel