Done support the shift-f10 and context/applications in the xhistory listview

[mdlawler]

I actually consider this a bug, but I'm posting it here. I'd like to see the shift-f10 and context/application keys supported in the listview of commands in the xhistory dialog. This is a syslistview32 clas so I assume it is being subclassed somehow and that there is a way to see these keys.

 

[rconn]

You want a Shift-F10 to act like a right mouse click in the list view? How could that work, given that the context menu is based on the current mouse position. (And if the mouse is in the right place, why take your hand off it to use the keyboard instead?)

 

[mdlawler]

You want a Shift-F10 to act like a right mouse click in the list view? How could that work, given that the context menu is based on the current mouse position. (And if the mouse is in the right place, why take your hand off it to use the keyboard instead?)

I want the ability to bring up the context menu on the list with the keyboard with the context key and also with shift-f10. I'm not using the mouse at all. Currently there is no way to bring up the context menu without using the mouse. I want it to work like it does with the list from control-page up, for example.

 

[Joe Caverly]

Here is an AutoHotKey script that will activate the context menu for the "Extended History" dialog,
using the Shift-F10 key combination,

+F10::
{
    If WinActive("Extended History")
      MouseClick "right"
}

Ref: AutoHotKey Version 2
Ref: TCEDIT, two files side by side

Joe