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You can easily create ActiveX controls that work as containers for other controls, by setting their ControlContainer property to True. However, VB doesn't offer any event for detecting when the programmer adds or remove controls to the ActiveX control, after placing it on a form's surface.
It's pretty easy to detect such actions with the aid of a Timer control, though. Just place a Timer control on the UserControl's surface, set its Interval property to a suitable value (for example, 500 milliseconds) and then add the following code: |
If you're working under VB6 you can add the Timer control dynamically, so it's just a matter of copying-and-pasting the following code: |
Click here to copy the following block | Dim WithEvents tmrNotifier As Timer
Private Sub UserControl_Initialize() Set tmrNotifier = Controls.Add("VB.Timer", "tmrNotifier") tmrNotifier.Interval = 500 End Sub
Private Sub tmrNotifier_Timer() Static ctrlCount As Integer If ctrlCount <> ContainedControls.Count Then ctrlCount = ContainedControls.Count End If End Sub |
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(Member Since : 5/26/2004 12:23:06 PM)
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