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blockly > ContextMenuRegistry
Signature:
export declare namespace ContextMenuRegistry
Enumerations
Enumeration |
Description |
ScopeType |
Where this menu item should be rendered. If the menu item should be rendered in multiple scopes, e.g. on both a block and a workspace, it should be registered for each scope. |
Interfaces
Interface |
Description |
ActionContextMenuOption |
A representation of a normal, clickable menu item in contextmenu.ts. |
ActionRegistryItem |
A representation of a normal, clickable menu item in the registry. |
CoreContextMenuOption |
Fields common to all context menu items as used by contextmenu.ts. |
CoreRegistryItem |
Fields common to all context menu registry items. |
LegacyContextMenuOption |
A subset of ContextMenuOption corresponding to what was publicly documented. ContextMenuOption should be preferred for new code. |
Scope |
The actual workspace/block/focused object where the menu is being rendered. This is passed to callback and displayText functions that depend on this information. |
SeparatorContextMenuOption |
A representation of a menu separator item in contextmenu.ts. |
SeparatorRegistryItem |
A representation of a menu separator item in the registry. |
Type Aliases
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Last updated 2025-05-16 UTC.
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