Hello all:

I hope I'm simply missing something obvious...
I have a windows form, on which is a list box and a text box. I have
the MouseDown event of the ListBox coded to initiate a drag-and-drop
operation:

Me.DoDragDrop(ListBox.SelectedItem, DragDropEffects.Copy)

and the text box DragDrop event, naturally, gets the text of the
selected item and adds it to the text box.
My problem is that with the MouseDown event handled, I can't seem to
trap the DoubleClick or MouseDoubleClick event of the ListBox, which I
would also like to do: I want the user to be able either to drag an
item from the list box to the text, or simply double-click on the
listbox to append the text.

What am I overlooking?

Regards,
zdrakec

On Jul 9, 3:03 pm, zdrakec  wrote:

> Hello all:
>
> I hope I'm simply missing something obvious...
> I have a windows form, on which is a list box and a text box. I have
> the MouseDown event of the ListBox coded to initiate a drag-and-drop
> operation:
>
> Me.DoDragDrop(ListBox.SelectedItem, DragDropEffects.Copy)
>
> and the text box DragDrop event, naturally, gets the text of the
> selected item and adds it to the text box.
> My problem is that with the MouseDown event handled, I can't seem to
> trap the DoubleClick or MouseDoubleClick event of the ListBox, which I
> would also like to do: I want the user to be able either to drag an
> item from the list box to the text, or simply double-click on the
> listbox to append the text.
>
> What am I overlooking?
>
> Regards,
> zdrakec


My apologies, meant to post this elsewhere!

--zdrakec