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Unable to display context (popup) menu for TreeViewer [message #1057821] Thu, 09 May 2013 00:33 Go to next message
S Ron is currently offline S Ron
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I am new to Eclipse 4, so need help here.

1) I created a Popup Menu under a Part using ApplicationModel.

2) I have created a TreeViewer in this part. The TreeViewer contents are displaying fine.

3) Registered Popupmenu with MenuService instance using

menuService.registerContextMenu(myTreeViewer,Id);

Id here is the id of pop menu from application model.

4) I now run the application but cannot see the popup menu coming up on right click.

Am I missing something ? I did use Alt-Shift-F9 to confirm that popup menu is part of application model.

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Re: Unable to display context (popup) menu for TreeViewer [message #1057877 is a reply to message #1057821] Thu, 09 May 2013 09:54 Go to previous messageGo to next message
Andrzej Szczepanski is currently offline Andrzej Szczepanski
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S Ron wrote on Thu, 09 May 2013 06:33

menuService.registerContextMenu(myTreeViewer,Id);


Try this instead:
menuService.registerContextMenu(myTreeViewer.getControl(),Id);

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Re: Unable to display context (popup) menu for TreeViewer [message #1057949 is a reply to message #1057877] Thu, 09 May 2013 22:46 Go to previous message
S Ron is currently offline S Ron
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Thank you, that worked I had to add getControl().

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