Hi Prashant--
Using the "map" command for m3 will just map that mouse button to do the command you specify--it's not dependent on any particular location of the mouse or condition of the document or anything like that. It's a very simple "when the user clicks that mouse button, always do X".
If you want to make it do something different depending on whether the caret is in one of your misspelled words or not, you would need to add some tests in your function to check for that and invoke the correct menu. So it might look something like this:
function custPopup() {
# assume your misspelled words are wrapped in _font PIs
if (oid_name(oid_caret())=="_font") {
menu_popup("CustPopMennu");
}
else {
menu_popup("EditPopup");
}
}
map m3 custPopup();
If you need to modify the items in your custom popup based on which specific word is highlighted, you'll need to add that in there as well. In that case, in the first branch of custPopup above, instead of calling menu_popup() directly, call another function you write that a) puts the right items in the custom popup menu based on the current word, and b) displays the menu with menu_popup().
--Clay
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