Haxe

right, then i think you can just add a right click event on the treeview, no?

i mean, it will (ab)use the context menu, but chances are, it'll be a right click

ill try that in a second after this debug build

I know that in the wxwidgets  treectrl example , it supports  a context menu. But they may have done a tricklike having a context menu on the whole tree control, and then check the selected node

you defo should be able to show a context menu on a node, i know you can do that with composites... and if you cant do that in native, its just because of something in haxeui-hxwidgets... wx itself will certainly allow that

parser and eventually editor for the wii's opening.bnr format

(you've probably told me before, but ive forgotten :/ )

That's the code they used in the example 
```cc
void MyTreeCtrl::OnItemRClick(wxTreeEvent& event)
{
    wxTreeItemId itemId = event.GetItem();
    wxCHECK_RET( itemId.IsOk(), "should have a valid item" );

    MyTreeItemData *item = (MyTreeItemData *)GetItemData(itemId);

    wxLogMessage("Item \"%s\" right clicked", item ? item->GetDesc() : wxString("unknown"));

    event.Skip();
}
```

not _sure_ it applies, haxeui treeview is mapped to wxDataViewTreeCtrl

but either way, im _sure_ wxDataViewTreeCtrl allows right clicks

maybe haxeui-hxwidgets isnt exposing it correctly

looks like its `wxEVT_DATAVIEW_ITEM_CONTEXT_MENU`

alright, this should work now... latest haxeui-hxwidgets _and_ hxWidgets (needed to expose a new event type)

```haxe
        tv1.registerEvent(MouseEvent.RIGHT_CLICK, function(_) {
            var menu = new Menu();

            var item = new MenuItem();
            item.text = "Item 1";
            menu.addComponent(item);

            var item = new MenuItem();
            item.text = "Item 2";
            menu.addComponent(item);

            var item = new MenuItem();
            item.text = "Item 3";
            menu.addComponent(item);

            Screen.instance.addComponent(menu);
        });
```

because it's all styled with css and stuff but it certainly isn't electron

so do you parse all the css and turn it into e.g. wxwidgets equivalents?

the haxe ui components map to wxwidgets things, and then to apply styling it just changes the corresponding style options on the widgets

With the heaps backend, is there a best component that I can have "control" over externally, ie apply shaders, animate the image, etc?

I don't know what you can do with a h2d.Object

but all haxeui components are made on that

so whatever you can do with that datatype in heaps, you can apply to all haxeui components