> > On line 461 of ListView.cs.
> > if(evnt.Button == 3) {
> > OnMouseButtonClick(new MouseButtonPressedEventArgs(evnt));
> > return true;
> > }
>
> OnPopupMenu only fires if right button was clicked and an item is
> selected. So it essentially does this. One can, of course, connect a
> button press event handler using ConnectBefore and override the default
> behaviour. But the processing of a button click/release on the widget
> actually turns out to be pretty complicated. Since you must inherit
> from ListView<T> anyway just performing an override of OnPopupMenu seems
> correct, your OnPopupMenu could invoke an event handler if that suits
> the purpose.
I wanted to be able to right click to add rows potentially when none
were there.
Vlad
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