Event for Control.
Generated when the user selects a user-defined item from the shortcut menu. Use the Shortcut Menu Selection (App) event to generate an event when the user selects an application item from the shortcut menu.
| Name | Description | ||||||||||
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| Source | Source of the event.
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| Type | Type of event that occurred, such as Mouse Down, Value Change, Timeout, and so on. | ||||||||||
| Time | Value of the millisecond timer when the event occurred. | ||||||||||
| CtlRef | Reference to the control on which the event occurred. | ||||||||||
| ItemTag | Name of the user-defined shortcut menu item the user selected, such as USER_MY_HELP. | ||||||||||
| ItemPath | Path of the user-defined shortcut menu item that the user selected, such as APP_HELP:USER_MY_HELP. | ||||||||||
| Coords | Coordinates of the mouse at the location of the mouse click at the time of the event. Coordinates are relative to the pane's origin. | ||||||||||
| SubObj | Reference to the object on which the event occurred. For example, if the user right-clicks a cluster that contains several controls, the SubObj might be a control within the cluster, even if the cluster added the shortcut menu item. |
Refer to the Run-Time Shortcut Menus VI in the labview\examples\general\Run-TimeShortcutMenu.llb for an example of using the Shortcut Menu Selection (User) event.