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Balderstrom
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Display it where the MouseCursor is...like a contextMenu is done.
Of course the context-menu button on my keyboard itself, doesn't seem to be related to the mouse cursor at all. In opera it seems to open primarily milddle of the screen, and in TC it seems to bounce around. |
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LonerD
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Support++
Support++
Support++
TCMenu can do it but not support by author. Native realization in TC will be a wonderful. |
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Balderstrom
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As far as deciding where to open the menu, one or two wincmd.ini settings, with sane defaults would settle that issue.
OpenManualButtonBarLocation=
1: TopLeft of active panel.
2: TopRight of active panel.
4: Outside of active panel:
__ TopLeft, if panel is left.
__ TopRight, if panel is right.
8: Inside of active panel:
__ TopRight, if panel is left.
__ TopLeft, is panel is right.
16: At the cursor position
1024: At the mouse cursor, if it is within TC's window.
__ Else one of the previous settings (1-16)
The code used to display a drop-down button-bar menu on the existing Main button-bar is all that would be needed --- so long as we can indicate where the menu should open as noted above.
A few more positions could be added easily enough - if suggestions were requested for any other needed positions before implementing the feature. |
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