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In that type of situation, I like to move my NodeMouseClick code to a separate method and call it from the click event or from somewhere else in code
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In that type of situation, I like to move my NodeMouseClick code to a separate method and call it from the click event or from somewhere else in code

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Thank you for your suggestion and that does get us to half way solving our issue. &nbsp;We are doing Test Driven Development (aka Unit Testing) and pulling out the code for the NodeMouseClick to call makes the result of a click testable. What it does not accomplish is the ability to test that the correct &nbsp;Event Handler got attached to a the NodeMouseClick event. &nbsp;To test this we would like to invoke the event in our Unit test.
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Thank you for your suggestion and that does get us to half way solving our issue.  We are doing Test Driven Development (aka Unit Testing) and pulling out the code for the NodeMouseClick to call makes the result of a click testable. What it does not accomplish is the ability to test that the correct  Event Handler got attached to a the NodeMouseClick event.  To test this we would like to invoke the event in our Unit test.

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Hello, <br />
&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;We are using a TreeView control. We would like to programmatically invoke the NodeMouseClick event, is this possible and how? We were looking for something like performClick() like Buttons have.<br />
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Thank You!
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Hello, 
     We are using a TreeView control. We would like to programmatically invoke the NodeMouseClick event, is this possible and how? We were looking for something like performClick() like Buttons have.

Thank You!

How do I Programmatically invoke NodeMouseClick event?

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