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You have not specified the event of function where you trap the mouse click.
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You have not specified the event of function where you trap the mouse click.

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Hello, <br />
I just started learning a little Visual C++.<br />
I have a question about pop up menus and the way to handle them:<br />
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CMenu *m_lMenu;<br />
CPoint m_pPoint;<br />
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&nbsp; &nbsp;m_pPoint = point;<br />
&nbsp; &nbsp;ClientToScreen(&amp;m_pPoint);<wbr />// &nbsp;I guess it's old..<br />
&nbsp; &nbsp;m_lMenu = GetMenu()-&gt;GetSubMenu(0);<br />
&nbsp; &nbsp;m_lMenu-&gt;TrackPopupMenu(TP<wbr />M_CENTERAL<wbr />IGN + TPM_LEFTBUTTON &nbsp;, m_pPoint.x, m_pPoint.y, this, NULL);<br />
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The following code creates a pop menu no the mouse pointer, but something confuses me...<br />
the popup menu pops at a way different position on the screen, no where near the mouse.<br />
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now, if I remove the ClientToScreen convertion and use the original positions, it will pop near the mouse just fine.<br />
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Just wondring ..... Wasn't this suppose to be the right way to do it?<br />
is ClientToScreen obsolete and not used anymore? and the original positions enough? to determine the screen coordinates?
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Hello, 
I just started learning a little Visual C++.
I have a question about pop up menus and the way to handle them:

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CMenu *m_lMenu;
CPoint m_pPoint;
	
   m_pPoint = point;
   ClientToScreen(&m_pPoint);//  I guess it's old..
   m_lMenu = GetMenu()->GetSubMenu(0);
   m_lMenu->TrackPopupMenu(TPM_CENTERALIGN + TPM_LEFTBUTTON  , m_pPoint.x, m_pPoint.y, this, NULL);

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The following code creates a pop menu no the mouse pointer, but something confuses me...
the popup menu pops at a way different position on the screen, no where near the mouse.

now, if I remove the ClientToScreen convertion and use the original positions, it will pop near the mouse just fine.

Just wondring ..... Wasn't this suppose to be the right way to do it?
is ClientToScreen obsolete and not used anymore? and the original positions enough? to determine the screen coordinates?

ClientToScreen is obsolete?

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