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Applies to: MouseEvents
See also: Window object
Occurs when a window is about to receive a MouseUp event.
Syntax:
Public Event
MouseUp(ByRef Window
As Window, ByVal Button
As MouseButtonConstants, ByVal Shift
As Boolean, ByVal Control
As Boolean, ByVal x As
Long, ByVal y As
Long, Byref Cancel As Boolean)
The MouseUp event syntax has these parts:
| Part |
Description |
| object |
The name of a MouseEvents object. NB: object must be declared using WithEvents. |
| Window |
The window in which the mouse button was released. |
| Button |
A value indicating which button was released. Can be one of
vbLeftButton, vbMiddleButton, vbRightButton. |
| Shift |
A boolean value indicating the state of the shift button. A vale
of True indicates that the shift key is down. |
| Control |
A boolean value indicating the state of the ctrl button. A vale of
True indicates that the ctrl key is down. |
| x |
The x coordinate of the mouse pointer, in client coordinates
(pixels). May be negative, if the mouse is over the border or
caption of a top-level or mdi child window. |
| y |
The y coordinate of the mouse pointer, in client coordinates
(pixels). May be negative, if the mouse is over the border or
caption of a top-level or mdi child window. |
| Cancel |
A boolean value that determines whether Window will receive the
MouseUp event. Setting Cancel to True prevents the
event from being passed on. This parameter is only included for the
sake of completeness. It is more useful to cancel a MouseDown
event. |
Example:
Trapping mouse events
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