/// <summary></summary>
/// <param name = "guiMgForm"></param>
/// <param name = "guiMgCtrl"></param>
/// <param name = "dotNetArgs"></param>
/// <param name = "leftClickWasPressed"></param>
/// <param name = "line"></param>
private void processMouseDown(GuiMgForm guiMgForm, GuiMgControl guiMgCtrl, Object[] dotNetArgs, bool leftClickWasPressed, int line, bool onMultiMark, bool canProduceClick)
{
MgControlBase mgControl = (MgControlBase)guiMgCtrl;
// Click on form or Click on the Subform's form should handle mg_act_hit (not control_hit).
if (mgControl == null)
{
Debug.Assert(guiMgForm != null);
// As in online. clicking on a form results in ACT_HIT
Manager.EventsManager.addGuiTriggeredEvent(((MgFormBase)guiMgForm).getTask(), InternalInterface.MG_ACT_HIT, onMultiMark);
return;
}
else if (mgControl.isSubform())
{
mgControl.OnSubformClick();
return;
}
if (mgControl.RaiseControlHitOnMouseDown(leftClickWasPressed))
{
Manager.EventsManager.addGuiTriggeredEvent(mgControl, InternalInterface.MG_ACT_CTRL_HIT, line, null, onMultiMark);
}
if (leftClickWasPressed && canProduceClick)
{
// fixed bug#927942
// we never get to this method with the control type button & checkbox.
// for button & checkbox, we sent the trigger MG_ACT_WEB_CLICK in EventsManager.handleMouseUp() that call
// from simulateSelection()
// the "if" is only for make sure that if we will get it (in the feture) we will not be sent the same trigger twice
if (mgControl.Type != MgControlType.CTRL_TYPE_BUTTON && mgControl.Type != MgControlType.CTRL_TYPE_CHECKBOX)
{
Manager.EventsManager.addGuiTriggeredEvent(mgControl, InternalInterface.MG_ACT_WEB_CLICK, line, dotNetArgs, false);
}
}
}