+ WXLRESULT rc = 0;
+ bool isMultiple = HasFlag(wxTR_MULTIPLE);
+
+ // This message is sent after a right-click, or when the "menu" key is pressed
+ if ( nMsg == WM_CONTEXTMENU )
+ {
+ int x = GET_X_LPARAM(lParam),
+ y = GET_Y_LPARAM(lParam);
+ // Convert the screen point to a client point
+ wxPoint MenuPoint = ScreenToClient(wxPoint(x, y));
+
+ wxTreeEvent event( wxEVT_COMMAND_TREE_ITEM_MENU, GetId() );
+
+ // can't use GetSelection() here as it would assert in multiselect mode
+ event.m_item = wxTreeItemId(TreeView_GetSelection(GetHwnd()));
+ event.SetEventObject( this );
+
+ // Get the bounding rectangle for the item, including the non-text areas
+ wxRect ItemRect;
+ GetBoundingRect(event.m_item, ItemRect, false);
+ // If the point is inside the bounding rectangle, use it as the click position.
+ // This should be the case for WM_CONTEXTMENU as the result of a right-click
+ if (ItemRect.Inside(MenuPoint))
+ {
+ event.m_pointDrag = MenuPoint;
+ }
+ // Use the Explorer standard of putting the menu at the left edge of the text,
+ // in the vertical middle of the text. Should be the case for the "menu" key
+ else
+ {
+ // Use the bounding rectangle of only the text part
+ GetBoundingRect(event.m_item, ItemRect, true);
+ event.m_pointDrag = wxPoint(ItemRect.GetX(), ItemRect.GetY() + ItemRect.GetHeight() / 2);
+ }