How to listen for AffectsParentArrange events when you're not the parent
- by Jeff B
There is an attribute "AffectsParentArrange" that implicitly invalidates the parent's layout - but I want to attach an event handler to the "event" triggered by that attribute.
When a child property with the attribute changes, the parent's arrangement is invalidated.
I have a custom control (which is not the immediate parent) that needs to receive an event.
Does anyone know of an event that can be used here?
Do I need to provide a custom parent that overrides a method and fires an event?