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multiple selections from tree + context menu [message #42176]

Tue, 07 July 2009 18:59

Jack Markarian

Messages: 3
Registered: July 2009

Junior Member

Quick functionality question.. is it possible to select several items from
a tree (similar to using ctrl+click on a keyboard) and then bring up the
context menu while the items are still selected:

eg:
item.select("ACT", "CL_SCHED", "DEPARTMENT", "EMP_PHOTO", "EMP_RESUME",
"EMPLOYEE");

item.contextMenu("Copy").click()

(When I do the above code, I got an error "menu not enabled".. seems like
I am bringing up the context menu in the wrong area? Thoughts?

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Re: multiple selections from tree + context menu [message #42210 is a reply to message #42176]

Tue, 07 July 2009 19:54

Ketan Padegaonkar

Messages: 873
Registered: July 2009

Senior Member

On 8/7/09 00:29, Jack Markarian wrote:
> Quick functionality question.. is it possible to select several items
> from a tree (similar to using ctrl+click on a keyboard) and then bring
> up the context menu while the items are still selected:
>
> eg:
> item.select("ACT", "CL_SCHED", "DEPARTMENT", "EMP_PHOTO", "EMP_RESUME",
> "EMPLOYEE");
>
> item.contextMenu("Copy").click()
>
> (When I do the above code, I got an error "menu not enabled".. seems
> like I am bringing up the context menu in the wrong area? Thoughts?
>

Things just keep getting better :) File a bug report and I'll try taking
a look at it.

For a workaround, you may try writing a wrapper that does something
similar to what item.contextMenu().click() does.

--
Ketan
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Re: multiple selections from tree + context menu [message #747963 is a reply to message #42176]

Mon, 24 October 2011 11:46

Gligor Mihai

Messages: 1
Registered: October 2011

Junior Member

A simple workaround is to call the contextmenu over the entire tree, like this:

SWTBotTree tree = myView.bot().tree();
SWTBotTreeItem item= tree.expandNode("MyItem");
item.select("ACT", "CL_SCHED", "DEPARTMENT", "EMP_PHOTO", "EMP_RESUME", "EMPLOYEE");
tree.contextMenu("Copy").click();

This works for me.

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