There are many tools in the LW IDE (for example the "Functions" tab in a class browser) that upon inspection seem to be list panels and that show a popup menu if one right-clicks an entry. Is there a way to do the same thing in user code, i.e. to add callbacks for right clicks on list panels? Thanks, Edi.
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On Wed, 2 Nov 2005 05:28:08 GMT, Nick Levine <ndl@ravenbrook.com> wrote: > In brief: > > (setf (capi-internals:pane-menu pane) > (lambda (pane local x y) > (declare (ignore local x y)) > (make-instance 'capi:menu > ....))) Great, that works! Thanks, Nick. Now, do you also happen to know how one can easily translate the X/Y coordinates (LOCAL seems to be always NIL in my case) to the list panel item that's below the mouse? I rummaged around a bit but can't seem to find anything. Thanks again, Edi.
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On Wed, 2 Nov 2005 23:52:38 GMT, Nick Levine <ndl@ravenbrook.com> wrote: > I got around this by having my menu act on the current > selection. Uh, if it's a multiple-selection pane then I present a > popup menu whose items are named after current selections, and each > of these has subitems which act on that item. Ah, yes, that didn't occur to me. I wanted to reply that this technique doesn't really give me the item I right-clicked on but I checked again and this seems to be consistent with how the LW IDE behaves. So at least they don't have some secret potion... :) Thanks a lot, Edi.
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