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How to Display Coordinates on StatusStripLabel
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I want to Display Coordinates on StatusStripLabel when mousemove events rise
Blank Window is Form2 and StatusStriplabel is on Form1
When MouseMove Event on Form2 happened then Coordinates will Display on Form1 StatusStripLabel
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I want to Display Coordinates on StatusStripLabel when mousemove events rise
Blank Window is Form2 and StatusStriplabel is on Form1
When MouseMove Event on Form2 happened then Coordinates will Display on Form1 StatusStripLabel
c# .net
edited Mar 28 at 14:17
Sagar R
5793 silver badges13 bronze badges
asked Mar 28 at 12:58
OmkarOmkar
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Can you pass a reference of Form1 into Form2? That would make things easier for you.
– tgolisch
Mar 28 at 15:37
yes i created reference of Form1 into Form2
– Omkar
Mar 29 at 5:02
You should be able to use that Form1 reference to access the StatusStripLabel. Is that not working? Could you post the code that is in your Form2_MouseMove event?
– tgolisch
Mar 29 at 12:27
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I want to Display Coordinates on StatusStripLabel when mousemove events rise
Blank Window is Form2 and StatusStriplabel is on Form1
When MouseMove Event on Form2 happened then Coordinates will Display on Form1 StatusStripLabel
c# .net
edited Mar 28 at 14:17
Sagar R
5793 silver badges13 bronze badges
asked Mar 28 at 12:58
OmkarOmkar
11 bronze badge
I want to Display Coordinates on StatusStripLabel when mousemove events rise
Blank Window is Form2 and StatusStriplabel is on Form1
When MouseMove Event on Form2 happened then Coordinates will Display on Form1 StatusStripLabel
c# .net
c# .net
edited Mar 28 at 14:17
Sagar R
5793 silver badges13 bronze badges
asked Mar 28 at 12:58
OmkarOmkar
11 bronze badge
edited Mar 28 at 14:17
Sagar R
5793 silver badges13 bronze badges
asked Mar 28 at 12:58
OmkarOmkar
11 bronze badge
edited Mar 28 at 14:17
Sagar R
5793 silver badges13 bronze badges
edited Mar 28 at 14:17
Sagar R
5793 silver badges13 bronze badges
edited Mar 28 at 14:17
Sagar R
5793 silver badges13 bronze badges
5793 silver badges13 bronze badges
asked Mar 28 at 12:58
OmkarOmkar
11 bronze badge
asked Mar 28 at 12:58
OmkarOmkar
11 bronze badge
asked Mar 28 at 12:58
OmkarOmkar
11 bronze badge
11 bronze badge
Can you pass a reference of Form1 into Form2? That would make things easier for you.
– tgolisch
Mar 28 at 15:37
yes i created reference of Form1 into Form2
– Omkar
Mar 29 at 5:02
You should be able to use that Form1 reference to access the StatusStripLabel. Is that not working? Could you post the code that is in your Form2_MouseMove event?
– tgolisch
Mar 29 at 12:27
add a comment
|
Can you pass a reference of Form1 into Form2? That would make things easier for you.
– tgolisch
Mar 28 at 15:37
yes i created reference of Form1 into Form2
– Omkar
Mar 29 at 5:02
You should be able to use that Form1 reference to access the StatusStripLabel. Is that not working? Could you post the code that is in your Form2_MouseMove event?
– tgolisch
Mar 29 at 12:27
Can you pass a reference of Form1 into Form2? That would make things easier for you.
– tgolisch
Mar 28 at 15:37
Can you pass a reference of Form1 into Form2? That would make things easier for you.
– tgolisch
Mar 28 at 15:37
yes i created reference of Form1 into Form2
– Omkar
Mar 29 at 5:02
yes i created reference of Form1 into Form2
– Omkar
Mar 29 at 5:02
You should be able to use that Form1 reference to access the StatusStripLabel. Is that not working? Could you post the code that is in your Form2_MouseMove event?
– tgolisch
Mar 29 at 12:27
You should be able to use that Form1 reference to access the StatusStripLabel. Is that not working? Could you post the code that is in your Form2_MouseMove event?
– tgolisch
Mar 29 at 12:27
add a comment
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Can you pass a reference of Form1 into Form2? That would make things easier for you.
– tgolisch
Mar 28 at 15:37
yes i created reference of Form1 into Form2
– Omkar
Mar 29 at 5:02
You should be able to use that Form1 reference to access the StatusStripLabel. Is that not working? Could you post the code that is in your Form2_MouseMove event?
– tgolisch
Mar 29 at 12:27