Le 03/08/2012 18:07, Matthias Melcher a écrit : > Unless you plan to change the size of you menus, you can simply allocate an > array and assign variables to the members of the array. You should be able to > simply allocate multiple items and have an array as a result (if the C > compiler is implemented correctly). Even if the size of the menu changes, > (for example with a recent files menu), you can use hide() and show() to make > menu items disappear temporarily.
Yes, the menu size will change dynamically at runtime (adding macro or shell commands directly available in a new menu entry each) > IMHO best practice is to use FLUID. You can assign variable names to each > menu item and use thos later to change labels or shortcut, query values, > anything you need. It seems, is it not possible to have these variables names available directly in the Fl_Menu_Bar for example ? _______________________________________________ fltk mailing list [email protected] http://lists.easysw.com/mailman/listinfo/fltk
