> Hi!
>
> Perhaps there is a kind of missunderstanding here. Let's see
>
> 1. I click right button on a TCanvas.
> This I can handle with TCanvas::HandleInput but I don't need it.
> 2. TCanvas calls TContextMenu
> This I still can handle in TCanvas::HandleInput
> 3. I click OK in context menu. Let's assume it's about TH1
> 4. Context menu executes TContextMenu::Action(TObject *object, TMethod *method)
> for my TH1
>
> And this is what I am asking about. How can I know within my program that
> TContextMenu::Action was called for my TH1?
>
> It is not in "how to pick objects" which I had a pleasure to read before sending
> questions to roottalk.
As I said I see no ease way to catch this.
One can image a special separate list within TContextMenu keeping the names of the "special objects"
and "special events". There are other solutiuons too, but it is a separate talk.
From another hand from your message it is not clear why do you want all this mess ?
May be your real problem can be solved another way and simpler.
Valery
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