In the kdelibs4 world one could connect to KMenu aboutToShowContextMenu signal to add more entries to the submenu that appears when right clicking on a menu entry.
Nowadays KMenu is gone in apps that do not use kdelibs4support so we can't use that. We still have a default menu that appears when right clicking on a menu entry that shows configure shortcuts and add to menu bar options, but that is hidden deep in kmenumenuhandler_p.cpp in kxmlgui and exporting that to users is probably not going to be trivial (or I couldn't find one in 30 min). In Okular we used this signal to add the "Rename bookmark" to existing bookamrks of the given file, see http://i.imgur.com/UkUVWZx.png Looking at lxr, Okular seems to be the only one using this feature. Talking with Aleix yesterday he was arguing that is kind of a hidden feature (though there's bug reports to make it do more things) and that it would be probably be easier to just drop it in the KF5 port than trying to expose this feature again. I'm asking for more opinions on whether it makes sense for us to think of an API to make the context menu on menu entries extensible or we think it's better to not have it and I just drop the feature. Cheers, Albert _______________________________________________ Kde-frameworks-devel mailing list Kde-frameworks-devel@kde.org https://mail.kde.org/mailman/listinfo/kde-frameworks-devel
