"B." <guoron***@gmail.com> wrote in message
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>I have a C# winform with accelerator key associated with some menus.
> If my exe is in unmanaged C++ and the winform is invoked through
> interop, the accelerator key not working. If I create a new C#.Net
> project and the same winform is invoked in the C#.Net project, the
> accelerator key works perfect.
>
> Does anyone know what special thing I need to invoke accelerator key
> if winform is invoked through Interop. Thanks a lot.
>

On Apr 2, 9:20 pm, "Lloyd Dupont" <net.galador@ld> wrote:
> Your description being incorrect it's hard to tell.
>
> For info: Interop is the way C# can call C.
>
> To call C# from unmanaged C++ you need to use poorly documented COM API.
> Or you could use something like the 'exec' function but it should be the
> same as double clicking on the managed exe right away.
>
> From what you said so far I will bet you have an unmanaged application and
> you host a .NET control as you will host any other COM component.
> In such case I could be only of little help but I could suggest that,
> perhaps, you should pass the windows message to the hosting control....
>
> "B." <guoron***@gmail.com> wrote in message
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> >I have a C# winform with accelerator key associated with some menus.
> > If my exe is in unmanaged C++ and the winform is invoked through
> > interop, the accelerator key not working. If I create a new C#.Net
> > project and the same winform is invoked in the C#.Net project, the
> > accelerator key works perfect.
>
> > Does anyone know what special thing I need to invoke accelerator key
> > if winform is invoked through Interop. Thanks a lot.- Hide quoted text -
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