Public Overridable Sub ShowContextMenu( _
   ByVal pos As Point _
) 

Visual Basic (Usage)	Copy Code
Dim instance As AnnAutomation Dim pos As Point   instance.ShowContextMenu(pos)

public virtual void ShowContextMenu( 
   Point pos
)

public:
virtual void ShowContextMenu( 
   Point pos
) 

Parameters

pos

A Point object that specifies the coordinates at which to display the menu. These coordinates are specified relative to the client coordinates of the Viewer.

Displays the automation context menu.

Visual Basic	Copy Code
Public Sub AnnAutomation_ShowContextMenu(ByVal automation As AnnAutomation)    ' show the context menu at the current cursor coordinates    Dim pos As Point = Cursor.Position    pos = automation.Viewer.PointToClient(pos)    automation.ShowContextMenu(pos) End Sub

C#	Copy Code
public void AnnAutomation_ShowContextMenu(AnnAutomation automation)  {     // show the context menu at the current cursor coordinates     Point pos = Cursor.Position;     pos = automation.Viewer.PointToClient(pos);     automation.ShowContextMenu(pos);  }

This method will display the context menu in AnnAutomationManager.ContextMenu. This AnnAutomation will call this method when the user right-clicks the mouse cursor anywhere in the Container surface but not on any of the objects currently in the container. You can call this method to show this context menu manually (for example, as a result from clicking on a certain menu item in your application).

If the AnnAutomationManager.ContextMenu value is null (Nothing in Visual Basic), this method will not do anything.

If a click is on an object, this AnnAutomation object will call the ShowObjectContextMenu method instead.

Call the CanShowObjectContextMenu property to determine if the AnnAutomation is currently in a state where the object context menu can be shown

Target Platforms: Microsoft .NET Framework 3.0, Windows XP, Windows Server 2003 family, Windows Server 2008 family

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