At 11:48 2002-08-28 +1000, moo cow wrote:
> he main problem is how do I detect a right click on a menu (Such as the
Exit option
> on the File menu found in most windows programs)?
Yes, difficult. Not sure it can be done without hacking the XS to allow the
event to be recognized. There's a "general" Win32::GUI catch-all event
handler that's called... what? Anyone?
> Also, to create the menu in your example I'd do;
> $Menu = Win32::GUI::MakeMenu(
> "Popup Menu" => "PopUpMenu",
> "> &Edit" => "PopupEdit",
> "> Exit" => "PopupExit",
> );
From reading the code, I think i remember that MakeMenu() parses the text
and determines the level by indentation. Consider this:
$Menu = Win32::GUI::MakeMenu(
"Popup Menu" => "PopUpMenu",
" > &Edit" => "PopupEdit",
" > Exit" => "PopupExit",
);
(Do you see the difference? One space before the >)
/J
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