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Hi Claudio, is it posible to make exceptions at same control in ContextMenu ? I.E. I means is it posible to have different ITEMS of contectmenu for each column of one GRID ? Also is posible to work according to the contents of a cell GRID ?srvet_claudio wrote:Hi guys,
I implemented:
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- DEFINE CONTROL CONTEXT MENU <cControlName> [ OF | PARENT <cParentName> ] - DEFINE CONTROL CONTEXTMENU <cControlName> [ OF | PARENT <cParentName> ] - RELEASE CONTROL CONTEXT MENU <cControlName> OF | PARENT <cParentName> - RELEASE CONTROL CONTEXTMENU <cControlName> OF | PARENT<cParentName> - ReleaseControlContextMenu ( cControl, cParentForm ) - IsControlContextMenuDefined ( cControl, cParentForm ) --> Return lBoolean - SET CONTROL CONTEXTMENU [ ON | OFF ] - SET CONTROL CONTEXT MENU [ ON | OFF ]
Claudio.
Hi Pablo,Pablo César wrote:Hi Claudio, is it posible to make exceptions at same control in ContextMenu ? I.E. I means is it posible to have different ITEMS of contectmenu for each column of one GRID ? Also is posible to work according to the contents of a cell GRID ?srvet_claudio wrote:Hi guys,
I implemented:
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- DEFINE CONTROL CONTEXT MENU <cControlName> [ OF | PARENT <cParentName> ] - DEFINE CONTROL CONTEXTMENU <cControlName> [ OF | PARENT <cParentName> ] - RELEASE CONTROL CONTEXT MENU <cControlName> OF | PARENT <cParentName> - RELEASE CONTROL CONTEXTMENU <cControlName> OF | PARENT<cParentName> - ReleaseControlContextMenu ( cControl, cParentForm ) - IsControlContextMenuDefined ( cControl, cParentForm ) --> Return lBoolean - SET CONTROL CONTEXTMENU [ ON | OFF ] - SET CONTROL CONTEXT MENU [ ON | OFF ]
Claudio.
Thank you Claudio to answer.srvet_claudio wrote:with the code of DEFINE CONTROL CONTEXT MENU I think is not posible.
IMHO this is normal behaviour, because ContextMenu is actioned not by pointer of mouse then "ContextMenu" key is pressed has not any referance about coordinates where the mouse's pointer is. So, always will start on bottom of screen.mol wrote:when you press context menu button on the keyboard, menu appears in bottom right corner always
Yes, I think would be very good to set coordinates positions to open ContextMenu by previous parameters.It would be great to position context menu aligned to its parent control.
This is also normal behaviour when in your code is ESCAPE already defined, like as:And second problem - when you call context menu, it should close with ESCAPE key. But, when I set sction of ESCAPE key to close window, ESCAPE closes whole window, not context menu only.
I don't agree with you - simply press Context Menu key on keyboard in your browser...Pablo César wrote:Hi Marek !
IMHO this is normal behaviour, because ContextMenu is actioned not by pointer of mouse then "ContextMenu" key is pressed has not any referance about coordinates where the mouse's pointer is. So, always will start on bottom of screen.mol wrote:when you press context menu button on the keyboard, menu appears in bottom right corner always
Yes, I think would be very good to set coordinates positions to open ContextMenu by previous parameters.It would be great to position context menu aligned to its parent control.
So, It should be any possibility to detect if my focus is in Context Menu, not in any other form.This is also normal behaviour when in your code is ESCAPE already defined, like as:And second problem - when you call context menu, it should close with ESCAPE key. But, when I set sction of ESCAPE key to close window, ESCAPE closes whole window, not context menu only.
ON KEY ESCAPE ACTION ThisWindow.Release()
Then all the times will works when escape is actioned... but if you remove this definition for that form, then it going to work normally.
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ON KEY ESCAPE ACTION {|| if(IsContextMenuActive, ReleaseContextMenu(), ThisWindow.Release}Yes, you are right, my friend. Seems at internet browser and other softwares it is working properly when press ContextMenu key.mol wrote:simply press Context Menu key on keyboard in your browser...
When I do it, my context menu appears at text cursor position, not in the right bottom corner
Yes understand now. Would it be good idea !So, It should be any possibility to detect if my focus is in Context Menu, not in any other form.
So, then I could write something like this:Code: Select all
ON KEY ESCAPE ACTION {|| if(IsContextMenuActive, ReleaseContextMenu(), ThisWindow.Release}
I think it could be handled as in this example:mol wrote:...It should be any possibility to detect if my focus is in Context Menu, not in any other form.
