Hi,
On Fri, May 10, 2013 at 10:06 PM, Michael Jackson <imikejack...@gmail.com>wrote: > I am trying to add a "right click" or context menu to a QTreeWidget where > the menu that gets popped up has menus that are specific to the item being > clicked on. So far all my attempts have failed. > > I have tried to add my higher level QWidget class (The parent of the > QTreeWidget) as an Event Filter for the QTreeWidget but I am not receiving > the mouse clicked events. I tried adding the QAction to the QTreeWidgetItem > directly by getting the QWidget from the QTreeWidgetItem while it is being > constructed but at that point in the code the QTreeWidgetItem does not have > a QWidget yet so that does not work. > > I am hoping it is something simple that I am just missing. Any help would > be greatly appreciated. > Your three options are: a) override contextMenuEvent in the QTreeWidget and map the x/y position to an item using QTreeWidget::itemAt() (make sure to keep the default context menu policy on the QTreeWidget b) add QAction's to the QTreeWidget and set the contextMenuPolicy to Qt::ActionsContextMenu, then fetch the list of selected items from the TreeWidget in the actions triggered-slots using QTreeWidget::selectedItems c) set the contextMenuPolicy to Qt::CustomContextMenu and connect yourself to the 'customContextMenuRequested' signal, then again map from the given point to the item using QTreeWidget::itemAt() Andreas
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