Event XbpBrowse():itemRbDown

Right button is pressed on a data row of a column

:itemRbDown := {| aMousePos, aRowCol, self | ... }
:itemRbDown ( <aMousePos>, <nRowCol> ) --> self
xbeBRW_ItemRbDown (1048978)

<aMousePos> is a two-element array { nX, nY } which indicates the current position of the mouse pointer. Coordinates are relative to the lower left corner of the XbpBrowse object.

<aRowCol> is a two-element array { nRowPos, nColPos } which indicates the row and column position of the cell that is clicked with the right mouse button. The column position is specified as the ordinal on-screen position within the browse.

The method returns a reference to the XbpBrowse object.

The xbeBRW_ItemRbDown event is created when the right mouse button is pressed on a data row of a table column. This makes it possible to display a different context menu for data rows than for heading or footing rows of a browser.

The position of the column is specified as the on-screen position of the column within the browse. Use the method :getColumn() to get a reference to this column object, and for determining its ordinal position within the browser's column array.

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Event XbpBrowse():itemRbDown Foundation