On Sun, Feb 17, 2013 at 9:42 AM, Art Heimsoth <artst...@artheimsoth.com>wrote:
> I am now running into difficulty with the menus. I am using the
> ScriptMenuBar sample from samples/dialog/menus as a sample
> guide. I changed the dlg = .SimpleDialog~new ... to use the
> .dll file instead of the .rc file. I changed the ::class statement
> to use ResDialog instead of RcDialog and then changed the
> menubar = .ScriptMenuBar to be .BinaryMenuBar to the following:
> menuBar = .BinaryMenuBar~new("ScriptMenuBar.dll", IDR_MENU_LV, , self,
> .true, self)
>
Hi Art,
This line works for me:
menuBar = .BinaryMenuBar~new(self, IDR_MENU_LV, , self, .true)
In a BinaryMenuBar, the last item, that you have as 'self', is the name of
a single method to connect all menu items to. That's different than the
.ScriptMenuBar.
This also works:
menuBar = .BinaryMenuBar~new("ScriptMenuBar.dll", IDR_MENU_LV, , self,
.true)
The reason I used the first line is that I happen to know that the DLL is
already loaded and internally, the code can just reference the already
loaded DLL file rather than re-load it. Probably saves 3 microseconds. ;-)
--
Mark Miesfeld
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