However, in order for the context menu open position to match the mouse right click, we needed to map the position passed to the handler via ... = widget.mapToGlobal(pos).
Without that mapping, the position was not always correct. Note that this is especially apparent on multiple monitor setups when an app is not open on the primary screen. If (expanded?) on the primary screen, the issue may not be obvious.
This issue is to test, and fix if necessary, the implementation in Pyface (which does not appear to include the necessary local-global mapping).
In the course of work on another project, we implemented a context menu for a
QtGui.QWidgetderived class in a way that was very similar to what's done here for the PyfaceWidgetclass for Qt: https://github.com/enthought/pyface/blob/55f9dae509904db4871cc2d6c27952efc6db22e0/pyface/ui/qt4/widget.py#L136-L145However, in order for the context menu open position to match the mouse right click, we needed to map the position passed to the handler via
... = widget.mapToGlobal(pos).Without that mapping, the position was not always correct. Note that this is especially apparent on multiple monitor setups when an app is not open on the primary screen. If (expanded?) on the primary screen, the issue may not be obvious.
This issue is to test, and fix if necessary, the implementation in Pyface (which does not appear to include the necessary local-global mapping).