Training
Module
Getting started with 3D object interaction - Training
This course will provide steps and procedures to follow on how to manipulate and interact with 3D objects.
ContextMenu
The ContextMenu allows a control to display a Menu that is specific to the context of the control. Typically, the ContextMenu is exposed in the user interface (UI) through the right mouse button or through the keyboard’s menu button.
The following figure illustrates a ContextMenu in two different states: the default state and the open state. In the default state, the control is collapsed. When the right mouse button is pressed over the parent of the menu, the control expands and displays the menu items.
ContextMenu in different states
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Additional resources
Documentation
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ContextMenu Overview - WPF .NET Framework
This article provides an overview of the ContextMenu class, which represents the element that exposes functionality by using a context-specific Menu.
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ContextMenu Styles and Templates - WPF .NET Framework
Learn about ContextMenu styles and templates. You can modify the default ControlTemplate to give the control a unique appearance.
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How to: Handle the ContextMenuOpening Event - WPF .NET Framework
Learn how the ContextMenuOpening event can adjust a context menu prior to display or suppress the menu that would be displayed by setting the Handled property.