foundlistpopup menu items.txt

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Abystus - Today at 4:48 PM
How does one get the right-click menu of the search results list in Lua? I know how to get the actual results (getCurrentMemscan()), but not the control itself. I would like to add a menu item to the popup menu on that control.
FreeER - Today at 5:01 PM
@Abystus this seems to work, until you actually right click to try it out:

local flp = MainForm.foundlistpopup
for k=0,flp.Items.Count-1 do print(tostring(flp.Items[k].Caption)) end print('')

local mi = createMenuItem(flp)
mi.Caption = 'Test'
mi.OnClick = function(...)
  local arguments = {...}
  print(#arguments)
  for k,v in pairs(arguments) do
    print(k, tostring(v))
  end
end
flp.Items.add(mi)

for k=0,flp.Items.Count-1 do print(tostring(flp.Items[k].Caption)) end


I'm guessing the menu is recreated every time you right click but I haven't actually looked at the source yet.
well, using flp.Items.insert(0,mi) worked... strange.
@DB ^ bug?
Abystus - Today at 5:11 PM
Yeah you should be able to do that directly in the autorun folder
I'll try that later on thank you for the information
@FreeER I really appreciate the quick response on that one
FreeER - Today at 5:14 PM
no problem :smiley:
hm, inserting up to .Count-3 works. That happens to be about where the list would normally end without the two custom types I have, there also happen to be 3 separators but that seems less likely to be related imo
and yes, adding 2 custom types means I have to adjust it to .Count-5 for the test item to appear.
DB - Today at 5:30 PM
Just insert your menuitem BEFORE MainForm.miDisplayDouble.MenuIndex and you'll be fine
everything after that will get deleted on popup
DB - Today at 5:37 PM
and if you insist on having it at the end, hook MainForm.foundlistpopup.OnPopup and each time it's called add your menu item to the end