Determine if user is editing event

Is there a way to determine if a user is editing an event in-place?  (e.g. an IsEditing or EditHwnd property?)

Thanks.

Thanks for the help on the other 2 questions, I was able to get the results I required.

Unfortunately, the BeforeEditOperation event isn't where I need to test for the InPlace edit window, I need to know if the edit window is visible during the KeyDown event. What I am trying to do is automatically bring up a detailed event window when the user presses return, but not if the edit window is visible (since return in this case should complete the edit operation).

If anyone from Codejock is reading, the following events and properties would be useful:

AfterEditOperation event (fired after the user finishes inplace editing in particular)
EditHwnd property or InPlaceEditVisible property (to determine at any time if the inplace editor is visible)

Thanks.

Hi wlcabral, thanks again for your help. Here is what I have had to do to allow me to show a special event modification form when the user hits return while not currently editing an event:

'-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Private mlngEditing As Boolean

Private Sub CalendarControl_KeyDown(KeyCode As Integer, Shift As Integer)
    Select Case KeyCode
    Case vbKeyReturn
        If Not mblnEditing Then
            ' User is not using in-place editor
            If Me.CalendarControl.ActiveView.GetSelectedEvents.Count = 1 Then
                ' Only one event is selected, so modify it
                ModifyEvent Me.CalendarControl.ActiveView.GetSelectedEvents.ViewEvent(0).Event
            End If
        Else
            ' User hit return, so editing is finished (even if no change to the event was made)
            mblnEditing = False
        End If
    Case vbKeyEscape
        ' User cancelled editing, so clear the in-place editor flag
        mblnEditing = False
    End Select
End Sub

Private Sub CalendarControl_MouseDown(Button As Integer, Shift As Integer, x As Single, y As Single)
    Dim objHit As CalendarHitTestInfo

    Set objHit = Me.CalendarControl.ActiveView.HitTest

    Select Case objHit.HitCode
    Case Is <> xtpCalendarHitTestEventTextArea
        ' User clicked outside of the in-place editor
        ' Turn-off the inplace editor flag
        mblnEditing = False
    End Select

    Set objHit = Nothing
End Sub

Private Sub CalendarControl_BeforeEditOperation(ByVal OpParams As XtremeCalendarControl.CalendarEditOperationParameters, CancelOperation As Boolean)
    Select Case OpParams.Operation
    Case xtpCalendarEO_EditSubject_ByF2, xtpCalendarEO_EditSubject_ByTab, xtpCalendarEO_EditSubject_AfterEventResize, xtpCalendarEO_EditSubject_ByMouseClick, xtpCalendarEO_InPlaceCreateEvent
        ' User is editing an event using the in-place editor
        ' So set the in-place editor flag to True
        mblnEditing = True
    Case Else
        ' User is performing another edit action, so the in-place
        ' editor is not visible. Set the in-place editor flag to False
        mblnEditing = False
    End Select
End Sub

Private Sub CalendarControl_EventChangedEx(ByVal pEvent As XtremeCalendarControl.CalendarEvent)
    ' Turn off the in-place editing flag since the event has been changed by the user.
    ' NOTE: This event only fires if changes have been made to the event, so we still have to manually turn off the flag in cases where the user clicks off of the in-place editor, or hits the ESC key
    mblnEditing = False
End Sub
'-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Unfortunately, a pretty big chunk of code that also happens to run the risk of a bug if there are situations that I don't know about that can cause the in-place editor to hide.

A property to check whether the in-place editor is visible or not would be really valuable, as wold a way to be able to start/stop in-place editing via a method.