Is There Something Similar to CButton for C#

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Is there any simmilar class/library for CButton like this: Rich Design Time Editing with UITypeEditors (VB.NET)[^]

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[Edit - supplementary question from OP, moved from an answer (since deleted)]
Thanks for your answers so i decided to do it in C# WPF, but one question how i can use like in VB where u use DimColorHoover = number in there. To when mouse is on button color is just bright not to its default form color.
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Posted 23-Mar-11 11:35am

HypoXxX

Updated 26-Mar-11 8:21am

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov

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Solution 2

I have not gone through the link but if that is there in VB.Net, then you can add a reference to that dll in your C# project and use it right away.

Posted 23-Mar-11 15:52pm

dan!sh

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Henry Minute 25-Mar-11 22:13pm

Hi, d@nish, are you OK?

Henry Minute 25-Mar-11 23:02pm

:))

dan!sh 26-Mar-11 1:00am

Hi Henry, I am doing great and wish you are doing better than me...just came back to web world after good 10-12 technology-less days. Thanks for asking. :)

Henry Minute 26-Mar-11 1:01am

Good to know. :)

Solution 4

Answering the follow-up Question: how to handle mouse hovering over the control either override System.Windows.Controls.Control.OnMouseEnter/OnMouseLeave or handle events System.Windows.Controls.Control.MouseEnter/MouseLeave.

Now I have a question to OP: how long do you plan to ask questions like that, on every feature you may possibly need? After all, look at the help on the class System.Windows.Controls.Control and ask some real questions if you still have problems. Just in case, take a look at System.Windows.FrameworkElement and related stuff.

See
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/system.windows.controls.control.aspx[^]
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/system.windows.frameworkelement.aspx[^]…

Do I have to explain how to do it? I can, always keep appropriate reference handy…

—SA

Posted 25-Mar-11 16:56pm

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov

Updated 25-Mar-11 19:20pm

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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov · Accepted Answer · 2011-03-23T11:49:00

Solution 1

System.Windows.Forms.Button (for System.Windows.Forms), System.Windows.Controls.Button (for WPF). You ~~should~~ can subclass those classes (or rather their base classes). Alternatively (usually better way) you subclass Control (both libraries have such class, Button is derived from it indirectly).

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The follow-up Question on mouse hovering behavior is answered as a separate Answer.

—SA

Posted 23-Mar-11 11:49am

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov

Updated 25-Mar-11 19:19pm

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Henry Minute 25-Mar-11 22:15pm

The OP has asked a further question, I have moved it into the original.

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 25-Mar-11 23:10pm

Thank you very much, Henry, already answered.

(Hope you like my new Answer, especially *appropriate reference* :-) I'm downloading using your reference on algorithms... let me see what is that...

--SA

P.S.: Henry, I'm repeating this reply only because I misplaced it in first place.