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Displaying the contextual menu in the fullscreen window
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Displaying the contextual menu in the fullscreen window


  • Subject: Displaying the contextual menu in the fullscreen window
  • From: Vinay Prabhu <email@hidden>
  • Date: Mon, 26 Jun 2006 18:08:50 +0530
  • Importance: Normal

Hi,

In my application I am displaying the images in the fullscreen window,
here is the sequence I am following to display the fullscreen window.

Capture the display using the CGDisplayCapture.
Create the window with the bounds same as full screen.
Creating an imageview and attaching it to the full screen window using
"setContentView".
Created a contextual menu and attached it to the imageview.

When I run the application and right click on the image view, the contextual
menu doesn't pop up.
I have used the NSLog to track all the events passed. It is fine.

If I don't capture the display using CGDisplayCapture, the contextual menu
works fine.
But the main menu bar and dock is also displayed which I don't want to be
displayed...

Any suggestion to display the contextual menu, when the display is captured?

Regards
Vinay

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