Mark Hammond wrote:
Hrm - m_pMenu (and m_pSubMenu) is *supposed* to return a PyCMenu object - what are you seeing?
They're returning a PyCMenu, but not the object that I have attached to the PyCMenu. This seems to happen automatically in some other places, e.g. ui.GetFocus(). If m_pMenu behaved that way as well, I wouldn't have had a problem. While on the subject, there's something I'm a bit confused about. According to the MS docs, when you destroy an HMENU that has sub-menus attached, the sub-menus are destroyed as well. This suggests that the only reasonable way to attach a PyCMenu as a sub-menu is to Detach its menu handle first. If that's true, then the PyCMenu object isn't much use any more, so you might as well throw it away, and not getting the attached object from m_pMenu probably isn't so much of a problem. But what happens if a PyCMenu object returned by m_pMenu or m_pSubMenu gets deallocated before the parent menu? It seems as though it will end up destroying an HMENU that it doesn't really own, and stuff up the menu that contains it. On another topic, another thing it would have really been handy to have access to is the m_bAutoMenuEnable property of CFrameWnd. PyGUI has its own scheme for managing menu item enabling, and MFC's one just gets in the way. If I could turn it off, it would save me a lot of hassle. -- Greg _______________________________________________ python-win32 mailing list python-win32@python.org http://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/python-win32
