MouseLeave fired on childs controls, This does not have thus to be.

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    Default MouseLeave fired on childs controls, This does not have thus to be.

    Hi;

    A UserControl named ContainerInfo has children controls;
    ContainerInfo also has the MouseLeave event.
    But one goes off when the cursor of the mouse is in a children control .
    This does not have thus to be, by a contracted being in ContainerInfo
    mouse has not left this.

    What I must do?
    Regards
    Alvaro.

    Alvaro E. Gonzalez Guest

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    Default Re: MouseLeave fired on childs controls, This does not have thus to be.

    One possible workaround is to check if the mouse is in fact outside the user
    control area when the MouseLeave event is raised.

    private void ContainerInfo_MouseLeave( object sender, EventArgs e )
    {
    if( !this.ClientRectangle.Contains( PointToClient(
    Control.MousePosition ) ) )
    {
    // handle the event here
    }
    }

    "Alvaro E. Gonzalez" <AGonzalezv@gmail.com> wrote in message
    news:4564A5A6.7020603@gmail.com...
    > Hi;
    >
    > A UserControl named ContainerInfo has children controls;
    > ContainerInfo also has the MouseLeave event.
    > But one goes off when the cursor of the mouse is in a children control .
    > This does not have thus to be, by a contracted being in ContainerInfo
    > mouse has not left this.
    >
    > What I must do?
    > Regards
    > Alvaro.
    >

    Gabriele G. Ponti Guest

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