The CellClick is raised before the cell is activated.
The code that activates the current cell can actually be found in GridCellRendererBase:
///
/// This is called from GridSelectCellsMouseController when the user clicked inside a cell.
///
/// The row index.
/// The column index.
/// A with data about the mouse event.
protected virtual void OnClick(int rowIndex, int colIndex, MouseEventArgs e)
{
scrolledInfo = Point.Empty;
Grid.WindowScrolled += new ScrollWindowEventHandler(GridWindowScrolled);
if (Grid.CurrentCell.HasCurrentCellAt(rowIndex, colIndex))
Grid.CurrentCell.ScrollInView(GridScrollCurrentCellReason.Click);
else
Grid.CurrentCell.MoveTo(rowIndex, colIndex, GridSetCurrentCellOptions.ScrollInView);
Grid.WindowScrolled -= new ScrollWindowEventHandler(GridWindowScrolled);
}
This method is called after the CellClick event.
So, you have the option to either handle CellClick or override OnClick in your derived renderer.
Stefan
>Hi,
>In a Virtual Grid .
>I use custom renderers based on GridStatic and I handle all the keys through ProcessCmdKey of the custom control.
>But I can not handle the mouse
>from the renderer before another cell
>is activated.
>(I don''t want to use the lostfocus or
>current cell moving for this reason )
>
>Is there any way to know and handle
>when the mouse is to activate another
>cell before the events?
>
>Regards
>Stefan
>
>
>
