The EntryGenerators[Add] command adds an entry generator to the context menu module.  Entry generators can be used by entries to dynamically generate subentries to obtain extra information from the user.

The Generator parameter is a list of lists or a procedure that returns a list of lists.  If it is a procedure, then the right-clicked object is passed to the procedure.

The list of lists is structured as follows.  Each operand in the outer list is a list, containing a string (the name of the subentry) followed by a list containing information to return to the entry as %ARG1, %ARG2, ...

For example, if Generator were [ ["Subentry 1", [1]], ["Subentry 2", [2]], ["Subentry 3", [3]] ] then "Subentry 1", "Subentry 2", and "Subentry 3" are displayed in the context menu.  If "Subentry 2" is selected, then 2 is returned as %ARG1 to the entry.

The Name parameter is the index of the generator in the 'EntryGenerators' table.

with(ContextMenu[CurrentContext]):

Add an entry generator that allows the user to select a desired number of digits for approximation.

EntryGenerators[Add](
  "NumDigits",
  [["5", [5]],
   ["10", [10]],
   ["20", [20]],
   ["50", [50]],
   ["100", [100]]]);

Add an entry generator that allows the user to specify the direction and amount of rotation, for example, when rotating the elements of a list.

EntryGenerators[Add](
  "Rotation",
  [["2 to the left", [-2]],
   ["1 to the left", [-1]],
   ["1 to the right", [1]],
   ["2 to the right", [2]]]);

Add an entry generator that allows the user to select one of the variables that appears in the right-clicked expression.  For example, this entry generator allows the user to select a variable with respect to which differentiation occurs or to specify the independent variable for a plot.

EntryGenerators[Add](
  "Variables",
  proc()
    local vars;
    try
      vars := Queries[Run]("Variables");
      [seq(
        [sprintf("%a", op(i, values)), [op(i, values)]],
        i=1..nops(values))];
    catch:
    end try;
  end proc);

Add an entry generator that allows the user to select an ordered pair of the variables that appear in the right-clicked expression.

EntryGenerators[Add](
  "Variables 2",
  proc()
    local vars, subentries;
    vars := Queries[Run]("Variables");
    subentries := combinat[choose](vars, 2);
    [seq(
      [sprintf("%a, %a", op(op(i, subentries))), op(i, subentries)],
      i=1..nops(subentries))];
  end proc);