if its really popup list then one way for this is that instead of reacting on
popSelectEvent you will react on ctlEnterEvent.

first action to ctlEnterEvent will be calling of function LstPopupList(...).

if returned value is -1 then nothing was selected and you can do any action you
want. if its >=0 then something was selected and poptrigger label must be
upgraded (usually with returned value of LstGetSelectionText) + you should do
same action you would do in case of popSelectEvent.

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