If possible, how do I bind a right mouse click event to a selected item on the listbox?
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If possible, how do I bind a right mouse click event to a selected item on the listbox?
A ListBox holds a list of strings so you can’t bind events directly to the strings in the list. You should however be able to bind EVT_RIGHT_UP or EVT_CONTEXT_MENU to the ListBox itself and then just call MyListBox.GetSelection() to get the currently selected item in the handler.
i.e)
self._lbox.Bind(wx.EVT_RIGHT_UP, self.OnRightUp)
def OnRightUp(self, evt):
print “Right Click:”, self._lbox.GetSelection()
You may want to look at using a ListCtrl with LC_LIST style instead of a ListBox as I don’t think right clicking on an item in a ListBox will set the selection where as in a ListCtrl it will.
Cody
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On Thu, Dec 4, 2008 at 12:26 PM, Qui Le qle@extron.com wrote:
Hi,
If possible, how do I bind a right mouse click event to a selected item on the listbox?
wx.ListBox doesn't have the ability to reliably let you know which items are at the position where the mouse event happened. Using wx.ListCtrl might be a better choice.
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