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OnMouseUp Event HandlerIn this page, we demonstrate how to override an event handler. We define a new class, ClickPanel, which extends the class System.Windows.Forms.Panel. We redefine the function OnMouseUp() by:
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We specify that the new function is overriding the super class and is protected against further overriding by other classes that may inherit it:
override protected function OnMouseUp (e : MouseEventArgs) { super.OnMouseUp(e); MessageBox.Show("Mouse Up at: "+e.X+", "+ e.Y); }
The class ClickPanel is defined as follows:
class ClickPanel extends System.Windows.Forms.Panel { override protected function OnMouseUp (e : MouseEventArgs) { super.OnMouseUp(e); MessageBox.Show("Mouse Up at: "+e.X+", "+ e.Y); } }
We want to change the top panel to behave as the ClickPanel class, instead of the generic Panel class. We first change its definition:
private var topPanel: ClickPanel;
And then we need to change its construction statement:
topPanel= new ClickPanel;
The rest of the code is as shown in Page 5. You pop up this window by calling the Application.Run() method. The package name is MouseUpPkg and the class name is MouseUpCls. The running statement is:
Application.Run(new MouseUpPkg.MouseUpCls());
Whenever you click inside the top panel, a message box will pop up with the event coordinates, like this:
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