C # Get the mouse in the ListView right click on the contents method of the cell

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When we right-click the ListView control, we can get the individual text contents of the selected item.

Now we want to get only the text content of the cell when right-clicked.

Here's how:

1, define the global mouse state

Point m_mbrpt;//the right mouse button click

2. Handle the message in the ListView when the mouse is pressed

private void Listview1_mousedown (object sender, MouseEventArgs e)    {      //      if (e.button==mousebuttons.right)      {        //get coordinates of the screen mouse, convert to list control coordinates        M_MBRPT = listview1.pointtoclient (control.mouseposition);}    }

3. Right-click menu--Copy item's message

private void Copyitem_click (object sender, EventArgs e)    {      //Copy the contents of the specified table cell      if ( ListView1.SelectedItems.Count <= 0)      {        MessageBox.Show ("No transaction information selected! "," hint ", MessageBoxButtons.OK, messageboxicon.information);        return;      }      Get the coordinates of the mouse on the screen, convert to the coordinates of the list control (to be processed and saved when the mouse is pressed)      //point pt = listview1.pointtoclient (m_mbrpt);      ListViewItem Lstrow = Listview1.getitemat (M_mbrpt.x, m_mbrpt.y);      System.Windows.Forms.ListViewItem.ListViewSubItem Lstcol = Lstrow. Getsubitemat (M_mbrpt.x, m_mbrpt.y);      String strText = Lstcol. Text;      Set to Pasteboard      Setclipboardtext (strText);    }

4. Set the contents of the Pasteboard

 public void Setclipboardtext (string strText) {try {Clipboard.setdataobje      CT (strText); } catch (System.Exception ex) {MessageBox.Show (ex.            Message, "Hint", MessageBoxButtons.OK, Messageboxicon.error); }          }