Hi,
I have a .NET control hosted in a CWinFormsView. In the CWinFormsView I have enabled events in the .NET control to callback to a method in the CWinFormsView by using the BEGIN_DELEGATE_ MAP macro. Everything works just fine, the native method is called properly:
Now, since I am not so familiar in writing mixed mode applications, my question is:
- How to determine if the class of the Object returned by the EventArgs handler is of a specific class inherited from System::Object, e.g.
Help would be appreciated?
/Juri
I have a .NET control hosted in a CWinFormsView. In the CWinFormsView I have enabled events in the .NET control to callback to a method in the CWinFormsView by using the BEGIN_DELEGATE_ MAP macro. Everything works just fine, the native method is called properly:
Code:
void CGraphControlView::ObjectDoubleClicked(System::Object^ sender, Northwoods::Go::GoObjectEventArgs^ e)
{
TRACE(_T(" Graph object double clicked\n"));
}
- How to determine if the class of the Object returned by the EventArgs handler is of a specific class inherited from System::Object, e.g.
Code:
public class GraphNode : Object
Code:
void CGraphControlView::ObjectDoubleClicked(System::Object^ sender, Northwoods::Go::GoObjectEventArgs^ e)
{
TRACE(_T(" Graph object double clicked\n"));
// I would like to add something like
if (e->Object is a type of GraphNode)
DoSomething ....
else if (e->Object is a type of SomeOtherObject)
DoSomethingElse ....
}
/Juri