I'm trying to understand what do I have to do to override the behavior of the ToolStripDropDown
control on System.Windows.Forms
where if you use this constructor:
var button = new ToolStripSplitButton("text","path to image", clickEventHandler)
then the drop down will only show if I keep the mouse pressed and if I use this other
var button = new ToolStripSplitButton("text","path to image")
then the drop down will show when I click.
It is clear to me that supplying a click event handler is very explicit in saying "hey, when I click, execute this" but in the case of a ToolStripSplitButton
the distinction blurs a bit because of the split nature of the control itself.
So, what I like to do is
a) When the user clicks on the button part of the ToolStripSplitButton
, the click event handler executes as normal
b) When I click OR press the mouse on the arrow part of the ToolStripSplitButton
then the drop down shows
Is there any OOB property/method to do just this?
Thanks