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Alright, I sorted my mouse wheel problem in the following way:
- Using a Turbine.UI.Button as a parent control.
- Stealing MouseWheel events from child controls, as in Turbine.UI.Control controls, they *do* get mouse wheel events with a Turbine.UI.Button as parent ...
Grabbing events from child controls is inelegant at best and it still doesn't solve the more general problem that child controls (with mouse visibility set to true) prevent their parent controls from receiving any mouse event other than Enter/Hover/Leave (so in my situation, a checkbox within a control within my listbox would prevent scrolling), but as a kludge, it does the trick.
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