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Adding a Standard Context Popup Menu to a SynEdit
The Road to Delphi
– When you uses an Edit control like a TMemo or TEdit component a context menu pops up with options to undo, copy, paste, select all, etc. Unfortunally the TSynEdit component doesn’t include a menu like this, so you must write you own. You can fix this in a few lines of code using a interposer class. Check this unit which implements a standard context menu for a TSynEdit component, based on a TActionList (only be sure to include the uSynEditPopupEdit unit after of the SynEdit unit in your uses list). unit uSynEditPopupEdit; interface uses ActnList, Menus, Classes, SynEdit; type ...
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