Given that I told him to return false on the Canvas Mouse Down and it worked
for him then I would think we are talking about the Canvas context and not
the Window ?
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Subject: Re: ConstructContextualMenu
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From: Björn Eiríksson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
I would say it is not a bug.
If you return true from MouseDown then you are telling REALbasic that you
handled the MouseDown event and internal processing should not take place.
If I understood the original poster, he was returning true in the mousedown
in the PARENT window which the canvas was on. As unhandled event are
supposed to flow from child to parent and if handled by the child the parent
never sees them, I would expect the ConstructContextualMenu event on the
canvas to fire ona right click unless the he returned true in the CANVAS
MouseDown.
That is I would call it a bug if the ConstructContextualMenu on the cancas
did not fire.
On Win 2K I just created a new project and put a canvas on the default
window. In the Canvas ConstructContextualMenu event I put:
MsgBox "Got here"
In the Window Mouse down I put Return True
When I ran the project and right clicked on the canvas I go the MsgBox as i
woudl expect ... If that's not the case on the Mac I would call it a bug
(I'll try it this evening when I get home)
- Karen
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