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DragOver Event
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Occurs when a drag-and-drop operation is in progress. You can use the
DragOver event to monitor when the mouse pointer enters, leaves, or is
directly over a valid target. The position of the mouse pointer determines
which target object receives this event.
SUB Form_DragOver (Source AS CONTROL, X AS SINGLE, Y AS SINGLE, State AS
INTEGER)
SUB ctlname_DragOver ([Index AS INTEGER,] Source AS CONTROL, X AS SINGLE,
Y AS SINGLE, State AS INTEGER)
■ Source Control being dragged. You can refer to properties and methods
with the Source argument. For example:
Source.Visible = 0
■ X, Y Current horizontal (X) and vertical (Y) positions of the mouse
pointer within the target form or control.
■ State Transition state of the control being dragged in relation to a
target form or control:
Value Description
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0 Entering; source control is being dragged within the
range of a target
1 Leaving; source control is being dragged out of the
range of a target
2 Over; source has moved from one position over the
target to another
■ Index Uniquely identifies a control in a control array.
Applies To
◄Check Box Control► ◄Combo Box Control►
◄Command Button Control► ◄Directory List Box Control►
◄Drive List Box Control► ◄File List Box Control►
◄Form► ◄Frame Control►
◄Horizontal Scroll Bar Control► ◄Label Control►
◄List Box Control► ◄Option Button Control►
◄Picture Box Control► ◄Text Box Control►
◄Vertical Scroll Bar Control►
See Also
◄DRAG Method► ◄DragDrop Event►
◄DragMode Property►