Hi there,
I'd like to create a ContextMenu in code, with 1 overall click event. If I was to create it in XAML it would look like this:

<Polygon.ContextMenu>
<ContextMenu MenuItem.Click="MyClickEvent">
<MenuItem Header="Red" />
<MenuItem Header="Blue"/>
<MenuItem Header="Green"/>
</ContextMenu>
</Polygon.ContextMenu>

In code it looks like this:

ContextMenu cm = new ContextMenu();
MenuItem mi = new MenuItem();
mi.Header = "Red";
cm.Items.Add(mi);
mi = new MenuItem();
mi.Header = "Blue";
cm.Items.Add(mi);
mi = new MenuItem();
mi.Header = "Green";
cm.Items.Add(mi);
polygon.ContextMenu = cm;

What's the code to add the overall MyClickEvent in code?

Apologies if this in a n00b question, I haven't been doing any WPF over the last few months and am only slowly starting to get back into this way of thinking. Thanks

I am not sure if the above answers the question. So, here is my try. You would do this to listen to click events from the ContextMenu rather than each menuitem:

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Praveen

Most Components have events that are added and deleted using applicable operators (+,+=,-,-=). You append a void *EventHandler class to the Click Event Handler, and then create and code that method.

ContextMenu does not have this event.

I am not sure if the above answers the question. So, here is my try. You would do this to listen to click events from the ContextMenu rather than each menuitem:

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Praveen

This would mean adding the click event to each individual MenuItem rather than at the ContextMenu level, which you can do with XAML