Double click on a graph in MFC

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I made a double click event on a graph in MFC form. However, the event only works when I double click on the background of the form; and doesn't work when I double click on the graph. How I can make a double click event on a graph?

Posted 26-Oct-15 14:40pm

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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 26-Oct-15 22:28pm

You can create it by clicking on the same mouse button twice, with small delay between clicks, which can be performed with your finger.
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Iain Clarke, Warrior Programmer 4-Nov-15 4:36am

This question does not make a lot of sense. C# had forms. MFC has windows and dialogs. If you have a dialog box, and a graph control on it, then I am guessing you are adding a double click handler to your dialog box, when you should be adding a notify handler, with the notify code and control ID.
Without knowing what "graph" is, we can't really help you any more that that.
Do a search for ON_NOTIFY, and NM_DBLCLK, and some information about standard controls will show up for you.

Member 11583784 19-Nov-15 6:28am

Thank you very much. It worked now ( Sorry for late reply).

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