I've probably just woken up with my stupid head on but bear with me!
I'm writing a custom control class which draws on properties from the Parent (form or other container). What I need to do, therefore, is respond to events in the Parent, resizing principally but others may well be come important at a later date, without completely hijacking the event. In other words I want to know what's going on one step above whilst leaving the user full control of the parent events so that they can program their own handlers without noticing anything different.
So am I missing the bleedin' obvious (wouldn't be the first time!) or wot? :(
I'm writing a custom control class which draws on properties from the Parent (form or other container). What I need to do, therefore, is respond to events in the Parent, resizing principally but others may well be come important at a later date, without completely hijacking the event. In other words I want to know what's going on one step above whilst leaving the user full control of the parent events so that they can program their own handlers without noticing anything different.
So am I missing the bleedin' obvious (wouldn't be the first time!) or wot? :(