I realized that my suggestion is bad, because it will break possibility to remove Obx subsystem.Ivan Denisov wrote:If you want to make new menus order it has sense. I think, that Obx ant Tut can be moved to Help menu.
There is a CPC Tool that disables se!ected Menus. It is a useful function, but I think the implementation (it renames files) is primative. Maybe we could incorporate a neater solution into the standard distribution?Josef Templ wrote: Are there any other limitations of CpcDropDown that we could eliminate?
This is outside CpcDropDown and beyond this issue, I think.Robert wrote:There is a CPC Tool that disables se!ected Menus. It is a useful function, but I think the implementation (it renames files) is primative. Maybe we could incorporate a neater solution into the standard distribution?Josef Templ wrote: Are there any other limitations of CpcDropDown that we could eliminate?
I don't understand this. If CpcDropDown.DropDown is not needed then why have you included it in the menu type for $nested2?Josef Templ wrote:Popup and conditional menus now also support nested menus.
Usage is the same as CpcDropDown.
Here is an example menu text. It shows that "CpcDropDown.DropDown" is not required any longer and that it does not hurt either. It uses a keyboard shortcut Ctrl-G and it uses a guard. The command will only be available if a text document has the focus.
MENU "Test"
"nested" "" "$nested" ""
END
MENU "$nested"
"deeply nested" "" "$nested2" ""
END
MENU "$nested2" ("CpcDropDown.DropDown")
"Hello World" "G" "Dialog.ShowMsg('Hello World')" "StdCmds.PasteViewGuard"
END
- Josef
The intention was to show that the changes of HostMenus work even withDGDanforth wrote: I don't understand this. If CpcDropDown.DropDown is not needed then why have you included it in the menu type for $nested2?
Why does it work for me but not for you?luowy wrote:@Josef
it is pity that your code cant work but CpcDropdowm can, with the same menu file,
after replaced "InitSubMenus" with "MakeDropDowns", it do work.
so I think your code has bug.
It doesn't work for me either. I removed the qualifier (CpcDropDown.DropDown).Josef Templ wrote:Why does it work for me but not for you?luowy wrote:@Josef
it is pity that your code cant work but CpcDropdowm can, with the same menu file,
after replaced "InitSubMenus" with "MakeDropDowns", it do work.
so I think your code has bug.
What version of Windows are you using?
What version of HostMenus are you using?
Do you have CpcDropDown installed and configured in addition to the changed HostMenus?
What is the outcome of the test with CpcDropDown installed?
What is the outcome of the test without CpcDropDown installed?
- Josef
Here is the code I am using for your menuscommand error: syntax error
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MENU "Test"
"nested" "" "$nested" ""
END
MENU "$nested"
"deeply nested" "" "$nested2" ""
END
MENU "$nested2"
"Hello World" "G" "Dialog.ShowMsg('Hello World')" "StdCmds.PasteViewGuard"
END