Not getting PaneClick event?

Hi,

I'm adding a pane to my status bar:

StatusBarPane myPane = _commandBars.StatusBar.AddPane( MY_ID ); myPane.IconIndex = MY_ID_ICON; myPane.Button = true; _commandBars.StatusBar.PaneClick += new IStatusBarEvents_PaneClickEventHandler( OnStatusBarPaneClick );

And then I have:

void OnStatusBarPaneClick( StatusBarPane pane ) {     pane.Checked = !pane.Checked; }

The pane gets added and all, but I never get the PaneClick event...

I'm using C#, .NET 2.0, VS 2008, CommandBars v 13.1, Win XP 64 bit but my app is 32 bit.

Best,
Michal

Hi,

Hi again,

Actually, it still doesn't work. I get the event immediately after the application loads, but once I load some data, the event stops being fired. I've searched through my code, but the only thing the action of loading data does is to change the text of another status bar pane. Even if I comment out the code that changes the text, the event still does not get fired.

Help, anyone? What could be causing the event to stop firing?

Michal

Hi,

No, it's not MDI. We are using DockingPane with a single document window (and many additional panes). Also, we load the command bars like this:

_commandBars.LoadDesignerBars( null, null );

Best,
Michal

My order is different:

_commandBars.LoadDesignerBars( null, null );
_commandBars.StatusBar.Visible = true;
_commandBars.StatusBar.AddPane( 0 );
_commandBars.StatusBar.PaneClick += OnStatusBarPaneClick;

If I move the event assignment up (before setting Visible) it is even worse, i.e. the event doesn't get fired even before a document is loaded.

My panes are created and initialized AFTER the bars.

Best,
Michal

No luck.

Here's my code:

            _commandBars.LoadDesignerBars( null, null );

            // Status bar setup.
            StatusBar statusBar = _commandBars.StatusBar;
            statusBar.PaneClick += OnStatusBarPaneClick;
            statusBar.Visible = true;

            statusBar.AddPane( 0 );

            StatusBarPane pane = statusBar.AddPane( ID.PANE_DATA_TYPE );
            pane.Width = mainForm.StatusBarInfoPaneWidth;
            pane.Alignment = XTPTextAlignment.xtpAlignmentRight;
            pane.Text = string.Empty;

            statusBar.AddPane( ID.PANE_INDICATOR_CAPS );
            statusBar.AddPane( ID.PANE_INDICATOR_NUM );
            statusBar.AddPane( ID.PANE_INDICATOR_SCRL );

            StatusBarPane plotCreationPane = statusBar.AddPane( ID.PANE_DEBUG_PLOT_CREATION );
            plotCreationPane.IconIndex = ID.CMD_DEBUG_PLOT_CREATION;
            plotCreationPane.Button = true;
            StatusBarPane dumpBeforePane = statusBar.AddPane( ID.PANE_DEBUG_DUMP_BEFORE );
            dumpBeforePane.IconIndex = ID.CMD_DEBUG_DUMP_BEFORE;
            dumpBeforePane.Button = true;
            StatusBarPane dumpAfterPane = statusBar.AddPane( ID.PANE_DEBUG_DUMP_AFTER );
            dumpAfterPane.IconIndex = ID.CMD_DEBUG_DUMP_AFTER;
            dumpAfterPane.Button = true;

            SetChecked( ID.CMD_VIEW_STATUS_BAR, true );
            SetChecked( ID.CMD_VIEW_TOOLBAR, true );

            commandBars.GlobalSettings.App = mainForm;

And then:

        void OnStatusBarPaneClick( StatusBarPane pane )
        {
            pane.Checked = !pane.Checked;

            if( pane.Id == ID.PANE_DEBUG_PLOT_CREATION )
            {
               // ...
            }
        }

Hi,

StatusBar.PaneClick += new XtremeCommandBars.IStatusBarEvents_PaneClickEventHandler(this.StatusBar_PaneClickEvent);

and

StatusBar.PaneClick += StatusBar_PaneClickEvent;

are the same in C#.

But the trick with using a class member instead of a local variable worked! Can you explain this to me? Normally it should matter at all if it is one or the other... But maybe OCX are special...

Best,
Michal