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I ran across a dilemma in C# that has forced me to not like the .NET TreeView control. Why the hell doesn't a right click on the tree force a node selection and therefore raise the BeforeSelect and AfterSelect event? I've spent about three hours trying to find a work around for this. I can catch the click event (and others such as MouseUp and MouseDown), however when I get tree.SelectedNode in those event handlers, it points to the node that is selected, not the node that I right clicked on. Am I just missing something? I thought something as simple as right clicking on a node and getting it would be a simple task to accomplish in .NET.

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