Method
IsContextualClick
Description
Indicates if the contextual mouse button has been clicked. It is True if the contextual button has been clicked and False if not.
Usage
result=IsContextualClick
Part |
Type |
Description |
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result |
True if the contextual mouse button has been clicked and False if it was not. |
Notes
A contextual click varies depending on platform and user settings. Most often it is done by right-clicking the mouse. On macOS, a contextual click is also triggered by holding the control key down while left clicking.
Generally speaking, if you want to show a contextual menu, you should use the ConstructContextualMenu and ContextualMenuItemSelected events to row contextual menus.
IsContextualClick is useful in the MouseDown event to check for a contextual click when you are not intending to display a menu.
Sample code
To display an existing menu, you should use the Clone method as in this example:
If IsContextualClick Then
Var m As MenuItem
m = EditMenu.Clone.PopUp
End If
Compatibility
All project types on all supported operating systems.