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Can you describe your scenario? I'm not sure there is a way to get the actual event to be handled by an element out side of its routed event path, but I'm also not sure that would be neccisary. |
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I want to scroll ListView when my mouse pointer is in green area. |
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Is there any reason you can't stretch the ListView across the entire width, but keep the items in the center? |
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You could do what yoshiask suggests or include a second scrollviewer and bind the offset of the second to the first. |
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@RBrid are there are options for HppZ? |
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I suppose you want to handle mouse wheel input over the green zone. One option would be to handle the UIElement.PointerWheelChanged event for the green element and call ScrollViewer.ChangeView in response. |
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not smooth scrolling. |
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not smooth. |
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How to redirect event (such as ScrollEvent) to ListView even my pointer is not on ListView?
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