> Charlie Brown ha scritto:
>
> > I have written some custom controls that can dragged around a container
> > control.  When the controls reach the edges of the container control,
> > they stop moving.  The mouse continues to travel beyond the border of
> > the control.  When the mouse direction of travel changes, the control
> > then moves accordingly (I tie the movement of the control to the
> > MousePosition delta).  Is there some way to magnet the cursor to the
> > control, so when the control stops moving the mouse does the same?
>
> The most obvious way seems to keep track of the mouse position
> under MouseMove and, when you need to freeze it, just:
>
> Windows.Forms.Cursor.Position = PreviousPosition

> I gave that one a shot, it just  makes the mouse jump all over the
> place.
>
> tommaso.gasta***@uniroma1.it wrote:
> > Charlie Brown ha scritto:
> >
> > > I have written some custom controls that can dragged around a container
> > > control.  When the controls reach the edges of the container control,
> > > they stop moving.  The mouse continues to travel beyond the border of
> > > the control.  When the mouse direction of travel changes, the control
> > > then moves accordingly (I tie the movement of the control to the
> > > MousePosition delta).  Is there some way to magnet the cursor to the
> > > control, so when the control stops moving the mouse does the same?
> >
> > The most obvious way seems to keep track of the mouse position
> > under MouseMove and, when you need to freeze it, just:
> >
> > Windows.Forms.Cursor.Position = PreviousPosition