MaxCustomControls::ExplorerMenuStrip Class Reference
Protected Member Functions |
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| override void | WndProc (ref Message m) |
| Override the WndProc handler, so that the
WM_MOUSEACTIVATE message always activates the MenuStrip. |
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Member Function Documentation
| override void MaxCustomControls::ExplorerMenuStrip::WndProc | ( | ref Message | m | ) | [inline, protected] |
Override the WndProc handler, so that the WM_MOUSEACTIVATE message always activates the MenuStrip.
Otherwise if the host Form is a child window (consider the case of Material Explorer as Extended Viewport), clicking the MenuStrip won't activate the Form . Also, if the host Form is a child window and it's already active, the default .NET MenuStrip returns MA_ACTIVATEANDEAT for a WM_MOUSEACTIVATE message. This prevents the message to be properly handled: clicking on menu item won't really "hit" the item. Related essay: http://blogs.msdn.com/rickbrew/archive/2006/01/09/511003.aspx
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m Window message to be handled
