[C/C ++] simulate right-click operation in Windows

Address: http://blog.csdn.net/ariesjzj/article/details/8016476

With the shell class provided by Windows, you can query and execute the shortcut menu in C ++. For example, the following example uses the mouse's right-click operation to pin notepad.exe to taskbar. Note that the item name contains a shortcut key.

#define _CRT_SECURE_NO_WARNINGS#include <cstdio>#include <cstdlib>#include <cassert>#include <cstring>#include <windows.h>#include <iostream>#include <string>#include <shellapi.h>#include <Shobjidl.h>#include <shlobj.h>#import <Shell32.dll> using namespace std;int InvokeItemInPopupMenu(const char * path, const char * file_name, const char * item_name){CoInitialize(NULL); Shell32::IShellDispatchPtr ptrShell;  ptrShell.CreateInstance(__uuidof(Shell32::Shell));  _variant_t var((short)Shell32::ssfRECENT);  Shell32::FolderPtr ptrFolder = ptrShell->NameSpace(path); Shell32::FolderItemPtr ptrItem = ptrFolder->ParseName(file_name); Shell32::FolderItemVerbsPtr t_verbs = ptrItem->Verbs();for (long i = 0; i < t_verbs->Count; ++i) {Shell32::FolderItemVerbPtr t_verb = t_verbs->Item(i);cout << t_verb->Name << endl;if (!strcmp(t_verb->Name, item_name)) {t_verb->DoIt();Sleep(100);}}ptrItem.Release(); ptrFolder.Release(); ptrShell.Release();  CoUninitialize(); return 0; }int main(){InvokeItemInPopupMenu("C:\\Windows", "notepad.exe", "Pin to Tas&kbar");return 0;}