Question

I would like to intercept the event in a .NET Windows Forms TabControl when the user has changed tab by double-clicking the tab (instead of just single-clicking it).

Do you have any idea of how I can do that?

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Solution

The MouseDoubleClick event of the TabControl seems to respond just fine to double-clicking. The only additional step I would do is set a short timer after the TabIndexChanged event to track that a new tab has been selected and ignore any double-clicks that happen outside the timer. This will prevent double-clicking on the selected tab.

OTHER TIPS

For some reason, MouseDoubleClick, as suggested by Jason Z is only firing when clicking on the tabs and clicking on the tab panel does not do anything, so that's exactly what I was looking for.

How about subclassing the TabControl class and adding your own DoubleClick event?

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