Many thanks, Mark. That worked a treat. Btw, the error message says you can
use a symbolic resource:
Error 88.916: Argument 2 must be one of a valid numeric or symbolic
resource ID; found "IDR_PRODUCT_VIEW_MENU"
But from what I understand, a symbolic ID is not now allowed.
> If I would work more on finishing the documentation, rather than coding,
things would be easier to use. <grin>
Yes indeedy, I agree. After a break due to boring stuff, I'm now focusing
on finishing Chapter 4, and then on to Chap 5.
Atb,
Oliver
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From: Mark Miesfeld [mailto:[email protected]]
Sent: 01 July 2011 17:07
To: Open Object Rexx Users
Subject: Re: [Oorexx-users] Binary Menu Bar (again)
On Fri, Jul 1, 2011 at 9:42 AM, Mark Miesfeld <[email protected]> wrote:
> Oliver, hmm. Can you send me the program so I can take a look. Just
> send the zip file to my gmail account.
Oliver,
>From the program you sent, change the menu bar initialization to this and it
will work:
say "Creating menu bar"
menuBar = .BinaryMenuBar~new(self, 107, , self, .true)
The arguments to new() are:
new(menuSrc, menuID, helpID, attachTo, autoConnect, methName)
menuSrc is the source of the menu template. In this case, since it is a
BinaryMenuBar, if the argument is a Rexx dialog object, that is saying the
menu template is in the resource DLL of the dialog. (Which implies that the
dialog has to be a subclass of the ResDialog class.)
menuID is the resource ID of the menu.
helpID is the help resource ID for the menu.
attachTo is a dialog object to attach the menu to.
autoConnect if true says automatically connect all menu item events.
methName if autoConnect; connect all events to this method name, rather
than a method constructed from the label of the menu item.
If I would work more on finishing the documentation, rather than coding,
things would be easier to use. <grin>
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Mark Miesfeld
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