I have written a nice Windows (and Mac) app to handle google bookmarks. It
uses a listctrl (in report view) to display bookmarks.
I have bound an wx.EVT_CONTEXT_MENU event to the list, which gets control
for both a right mouse click or a Windows context menu key. (Very nice,
thanks!) The event handler wants to raise a popup menu at the correct screen
location,
which is easy if triggered by right mouse, much harder if by keypush.
I am crudely computing a screen position by differencing GetFocusedItem and
GetTopItem which yields a relative row number from the top of the window,
followed by hack code which attempts to multiply this by the height of a
single row. But wxListCtrl just does not seem to have the capability to
return this value.
I have looked at GetItemSpacing which is not effective (does not change with
different font sizes).
Does anyone have a solution?
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