How to get a different context-menu showing on a TreeViewers header?

In the end, I wrote this class to listen to the underlying tree object, and tell me when the column headers had been clicked on.

In the end, I wrote this class to listen to the underlying tree object, and tell me when the column headers had been clicked on ... import org.eclipse.jface.viewers. TreeViewer; public class HeaderClickDetector implements Listener { TreeViewer viewer; private boolean headerClicked; public HeaderClickDetector( TreeViewer viewer ) { this. Viewer = viewer; } public void handleEvent(Event event) { Point pt = Display.getCurrent().

Map(null, viewer.getControl(), new Point(event. X, event. Y)); Rectangle clientArea = viewer.getTree().getClientArea(); headerClicked = (clientArea.

Y Y + viewer.getTree().getHeaderHeight())); } public boolean isHeaderClicked() { return headerClicked; } }.

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