Context Menus (OpenInsight 32-Bit)
At 06 MAR 2010 02:33:56AM Colin Rule wrote:
I have created a context menu on an edit-table.
This includes Copy Row and Paste Row options as defined by me.
When you F2 a cell the standard editing commands for copy/paste are not available.
Is there any way to leep these, or a way to tell when the F2 command has been clicked to deal with it.
Colin
At 06 MAR 2010 05:51PM Barry Stevens wrote:
Would that be the 'Windows menu' checkbox on the bottom right of the context build screen.
At 08 MAR 2010 07:30AM Colin Rule wrote:
It could be, I will check this out and see.
At 30 MAR 2010 02:32AM Colin Rule wrote:
Yes, this check box does it but its pretty useless.
If ON, it applies to ALL context menus, and not specific ones.
As such I have turned this off.
I need to be able to allow the standard 'in cell' editing when the user pressed F2 to edit the cell, and the context menu options that I have defined when navigating the table.
Ideas?
Colin
At 30 MAR 2010 02:57AM Barry Stevens wrote:
Ah yes, it does say 'Environment Setting' which sounds pretty global
At 30 MAR 2010 04:18AM [url=http://www.sprezzatura.com]The Sprezzatura Group[/url] wrote:
Colin,
With context menus that need to be dynamic we design the menu with all the options we need then at runtime we disable or remove those that we don't from the structure and re-create it by passing the new structure to the contextMenu() function.
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/* Sample code to adjust a context menu bound to an edit table. The menu has three options: Add Separator Remove This code is executed from a synchronous WM_RBUTTONDOWN WINMSG event handler. */ * // Equates record for the SYSREPOSMENUCONTEXT table * // Generated on 06/03/2005 by user SYSPROG equ SYSREPOSMENUCONTEXT$ITEMTEXT$ to 1 equ SYSREPOSMENUCONTEXT$ITEMID$ to 2 equ SYSREPOSMENUCONTEXT$HELPTEXT$ to 3 equ SYSREPOSMENUCONTEXT$NOT_USED$ to 4 equ SYSREPOSMENUCONTEXT$ENTITY_CONTROL$ to 5 equ SYSREPOSMENUCONTEXT$ENTITY_NAME$ to 6 equ SYSREPOSMENUCONTEXT$ENTITY_MESSAGE$ to 7 equ SYSREPOSMENUCONTEXT$ENTITY_PARAMETER$ to 8 equ SYSREPOSMENUCONTEXT$DISABLED$ to 9 equ SYSREPOSMENUCONTEXT$CHECKED$ to 10 equ SYSREPOSMENUCONTEXT$HIDDEN$ to 11 * // Menu item position equates equ CONTEXTMENU_POS_ADD_FILE$ to 1 equ CONTEXTMENU_POS_SEPARATOR_1$ to 2 equ CONTEXTMENU_POS_REMOVE_FILE$ to 3 * // "object" is the name of the control - in this case an edit table menuRec = repository( "ACCESS", @appID<1> : "*CONTEXTMENU**" : object ) * // We are going to adjust the "Remove" option on the context menu - this * // is the 3rd option on the menu... menuRec<SYSREPOSMENUCONTEXT$DISABLED$,CONTEXTMENU_POS_REMOVE_FILE$> = not( removeEnabled ) call contextMenu( object, "CREATEMENU", menuRec ) returnSo what you could do is detect when the edit table moves into and out of edit mode and adjust/replace the context menu accordingly. You should be able to tell this from a WM_COMMAND WINMSG event on the edit table looking for the appropriate notification code - This list should help:
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At 30 MAR 2010 07:58PM Colin Rule wrote:
Thanks, I will try the WinMsg
Colin