This example demonstrates how to popup a menu.
A menu can be popped up in 2-ways. The first is by declaring the menu as
a child of a widget and setting the 'context_menu' attribute to True. The
second method is by creating the menu on-demand, and then invoking it's
'popup()' method to show the menu at the current mouse location.
$ enaml-run popup_menu
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""" This example demonstrates how to popup a menu.
A menu can be popped up in 2-ways. The first is by declaring the menu as
a child of a widget and setting the 'context_menu' attribute to True. The
second method is by creating the menu on-demand, and then invoking it's
'popup()' method to show the menu at the current mouse location.
<< autodoc-me >>
"""
from enaml.widgets.api import (
Window, Container, PushButton, Menu, Action, Field
)
enamldef PopupMenu(Menu):
Action:
text = 'foo'
triggered :: print text + ' triggered'
Action:
text = 'bar'
triggered :: print text + ' triggered'
Action:
text = 'baz'
triggered :: print text + ' triggered'
Action:
text = 'spam'
triggered :: print text + ' triggered'
Action:
text = 'ham'
triggered :: print text + ' triggered'
enamldef Main(Window):
Container:
PushButton:
text = 'Popup Menu'
clicked :: PopupMenu().popup()
Field:
text = 'Context Menu'
read_only = True
PopupMenu:
context_menu = True