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Elman90 20-Dec-11 12:22pm View    
yes i got to that conclusion myself too.
Thx
Elman90 5-Dec-11 7:45am View    
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John, i d like to ask another question if it isnt a bother for you, i see from ur profile that u are experienced, and i d like an opinion. I am a graduating cpu engineering student, and i d like to dive myself in microsoft environment software development for now. i have been studying and intend to continue studying WPF, Silverligt and .Net apps overall. I have been reading lately that with this new outcome in this "Metro Style" apps of windows 8, WPF and Silverlight are been downlayered (not sure if that is entirely true). So, in your opinion, is it worth for me to learn how to practice WPF enviroment of programming now, or should i start some other topic.
Elman90 5-Dec-11 7:33am View    
Web server unavailable, the link is incorrect i presume. I have tried amazon ,searchin for either "Windows 8" or "Metro application" , but didnt find anything on the topic...
Elman90 14-Nov-11 16:35pm View    
And YES i HAVE confirmed fully with a breakpoint that the event gets the correct handler at that point, but it becomes null later, even if i never invoke it, strange
Elman90 14-Nov-11 16:33pm View    
Ok so i created an event to try.

private void dataGrid1_PreviewMouseRightButtonDown_1(object sender, MouseButtonEventArgs e)
{
datagridMouseClick(sender, e);
}

This handles the right mouse click. I added a breakpoint to the line

search.datagridMouseClick += new MouseButtonEventHandler(search_datagridMouseClick);
So. before entering to this line the datagridMouseClick is null, after it, it gets its correct value ,(and the program keeps running normally) but then, When i use right click to get to the handler above,judgin from the breakpoint the datagridMouseClick is null (???) .