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pkutter
PostPosted: May 11th, 2009, 4:48 pm 
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I've looked through the help file and searched the forum, but can't find a way to create a contextual menu. It looks like just about all of the other gui functions are available. Is it called something else?

I have a list view that I would like to be able to right click on and execute one of several run commands based on the list view item that I right clicked on.

I'm currently using a list view and buttons at the bottom to accomplish the same thing, but I may be adding many more buttons, and I think it would be cleaner with a contextual menu.

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Pete


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I can't tell for certain but this old thread might be of some help.

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Try Quick Search for Autohotkey or see the tutorial for newbies.


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See here, please.
This one can also be used when ~RButton is set as hotkey to invoke the menu.
May be others too - check the script showcase.

Perfect timing, sinkfaze! :lol:


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GuiContextMenu: Launched whenever the user right-clicks anywhere in the window except the title bar and menu bar. It is also launched in response to pressing the Apps key or Shift-F10.


Code:
Menu, Context, Add
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GuiContextMenu:
   If A_GuiControl = MyListView ; if the name of the variable assosiated with the Gui control that launched the thread is "MyListView"
      Menu, Context, Show ; show the context menu that should have been created previously (as shown above)
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Thanks for all of the replies. Ah, the difference between searching for context and contextual... :oops: I suppose I should have tried that.
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