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MenuClick event
Fires when user right-clicks on a menu item.
Syntax
- Basic
Private Sub object_MenuClick (ByVal ID)
The MenuClick(ID) syntax has these parts:
The MenuClick(ID) syntax has these parts:
| ID | A Long value. Holds ID of the menu that was clicked. |
Remarks
This event is only available in OCX (GUI) version of the component.MenuClick event is fired when user clicks using right mouse button on wodTelnetDLX window area. Besides default cut/copy/paste commands that are internally implemented, you might have defined your own menu items (through ContextMenu property). ID argument will hold menu ID of the item that was clicked.
wodTelnetDLX will not make any action on such user-defined events - you should implement your own code.
For example, to add menu item 'Test', you can use code like this (in VB) ... before you call Connect method you should do...
If wodTelnetDLX1.ContextMenu Then
InsertMenu wodTelnetDLX1.ContextMenu, 32768, MF_BYCOMMAND + MF_STRING, 32768, "Test"
End If
Private Sub wodTelnetDLX1_MenuClick(ByVal ID As Long)
MsgBox "text"
End Sub
To get result like this:
