How to identify a single click with a double click in C#

[Mafioso]

Hello all,

I am currently working in a project that is developed based .NET FrameWork, recently I have faced with a problem is how to identify a single click with a double click in C#. Anyone can share your experience with us?

Thank in advance

[tomcat101]

Hi,


if you need it for window-forms or other elements you can add
mouse-event-handler like the DoubleClick-Event-handler or MouseDown-Event-Handler;

you can add this things with the properties if you use .NET Studio from Microsoft ( klick onto the icon with the yellow flash, search the right event you need, doubleclick on it and the handler will be created automatically ).


have a nice day and blue skies

[Mafioso]

Hello,
:-), I suspect you thought me as a newbie. In .NET (C#), before the DoubleClick event occurred, then the Click event fired off, so the question I want to ask is, how to handle this case.

[Andy Tacker]

I wonder why people use Click events when there is such a beautiful thing named MouseDown and MouseUp. I never use click.
so, it will solve your problem too...
but i hope there are other ways out too... but no known to me.
sowwy!

[Andy Tacker]

that mouseeventargs have a parameter named "Clicks"...

catch the bird...

[gecka]

Hi, I hope it's ok bumping the thread, since I have the same problem.

I have a treeview and don't want the Click event to be fired when treeview is doubleclicked. Unfortunately, neither MouseUp, nor MouseEventArgs.Clicks don't help me.

Maybe someone can help me?
Thanks.

[JonnyPoet]

Hi, I hope it's ok bumping the thread, since I have the same problem.

I have a treeview and don't want the Click event to be fired when treeview is doubleclicked. Unfortunately, neither MouseUp, nor MouseEventArgs.Clicks don't help me.

Maybe someone can help me?
Thanks.

Maybe you can use MoudeDown event instead of MouseClick event and there you can check for doubleClicks

private void textBox1_MouseDown(object sender, MouseEventArgs e) {
	if (e.Clicks > 1) {
		return;
   } 
   // your code you normally would do in the clickevent comes here
}

Hopefully this helps