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(Solved) Dock app icon menu (right click) ?
Posted on: 2009/1/2 12:12    #1
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How can I add menu items to dock icon menu ? (Right click on an app icon on AmiDock.) I want to add "Open prefs" handling to my app.


Edited by TSK on 2009/1/2 14:07:01
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Re: Dock app icon menu (right click) ?
Posted on: 2009/1/2 12:52    #2
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@TSK

For a standalone docky, add this in DockyGet() method, tag DOCKYGET_ContextMenu:

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Object *item1 = PopupMenuItemObject,
PMIA_Title, "Open Prefs...",
PMIA_ID, PMID_PREFS,
PopupMenuItemEnd;

IIntuition->IDoMethod((Object *)msgData, OM_ADDMEMBER, item1, TAG_DONE);


For an app docky, AFAIK the option is added automatically with the appropriate tag in RegisterApplication() and you have to handle the corresponding applib message.
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Re: Dock app icon menu (right click) ?
Posted on: 2009/1/2 13:57    #3
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Thanks. I found the right register tag. It's REGAPP_HasPrefsWindow.
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