mouse double click event on enter key press

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I am having an event handler for mouse double click event , now what i want is to call the same handler on keydown event but getting any way to do so..

please help

here is the code that I am using.

C#

if (e.KeyCode == Keys.Enter)
            {
                MyDelegate m = new MyDelegate(listView1.MouseDoubleClick);
                this.Invoke(listView1.MouseDoubleClick);
            }

Posted 18-Apr-13 2:18am

Raaj_007

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Solution 2

You are using ListView and you have already handled Mouse Click[DoubleClick] event. I guess you are using the MouseEventArgs object somwhere. If you are not, you can create a method which contains all your code and then you can call the method in your click-handler as well as key-handler. If you ARE using the MouseEventArgs object, then, in key event handler, you probably need to create a MouseEventArgs class object <yourargsobject> and set the properties accordingly (if args object allows you to do so) and then you will be needed to apply solution suggested by _Maxxx_ with slight modification as:

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<mousedoubleclickhandlermethodname>(<listviewname>, <yourargsobject>);</yourargsobject></listviewname></mousedoubleclickhandlermethodname>

Posted 18-Apr-13 3:11am

gaurav_mittal

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_Maxxx_ · Accepted Answer · 2013-04-18T02:21:00

Solution 1

you could just do
listView1.MouseDoubleClick(null,null);

probably

Posted 18-Apr-13 2:21am

_Maxxx_