When I do the steps in the order on my previous post, RaiseEvent is not even needed. I am just passing the command through to the method of the button's instance. This is how I have been doing it. This is just very tedious to setup each control in this manner.
However, this is also where I have been having issues with the events not firing correctly, and when the mouse leaves a control to quickly it will remain highlighted. So then I have to setup a bunch of additional checks to toggle the boolean values for all the controls mouse methods.
For clarification:
TGUI for C#While I had a lot of issues trying to use TGUI, his library has the functionality that I am referring to. When you create an instance of a control, there is not sending pointers through to them, they just work. No tedious setup required.
I have tried porting his project to VB to make better sense of it, but I cannot inherit in a class twice like is done in C#. It has been a couple months since I have tried, so I cannot remember all the reasons that I had issues porting that library. That being said, there are several things being done that I have never run across reading C# code, and will also not convert properly.
So that is where I am at in a nutshell. This project has had a lot of thought into how it is "supposed" to work, but due to my lack of development experience, I have been lost on making it work properly. The whole point of this thread wasn't to get code to fix it, but to get some ideas if what I am looking up have the ability to provide the correct functionality. I'm just lost on what is the "correct" way
Edit: I messaged the dev for TGUI and got a different perspective on how I can go about achieving what I have been attempting to do with my current setup. Hopefully once I get this thing somewhat working, I can post it so it may help others who want to use it.
