Look at the samples and "play". 8^( To my knowledge, there is no
standard documentation which fully explains all the features of all
implimented controls. This is why we have the list 8^). Also, check
the archives on Sourceforge.net.
I took this from a program I had which has a menu, and added the
Enable/Disable to my program. I then answered your question. I got the
idea from "splitter.pl in the samples. In the sub Vertical_Click, it
has :
$M->{Horizontal}->Checked(not $M->{Horizontal}->Checked );
# $M is your menu object
# Horizontal is sub-object as CID is below
# Checked is one of those undocumented methods. I just replaced Enabled
and it worked....
Joe Frazier, Jr
Technical Support Engineer
PeopleClick
919-645-2916
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-----Original Message-----
From: Mark Wilkinson [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, September 27, 2001 10:28 AM
To: ""Frazier; Frazier, Joe Jr;
[email protected]
Subject: RE: [perl-win32-gui-users] (no subject)
I can't find any documentation *at all* for Menu objects... all the docs
I
have say "TBA" when it comes to Menu's. I am surprised and excited to
see
that they are implemented! Please send me a URL where I can get updated
docs :-)
thanks all!
Mark Wilkinson
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> Given:
>
> $menu = Win32::GUI::MakeMenu(
> "&File" => "File",
> " > E&xit" => "Exit",
> "&Search" => "Search",
> " > &Client ID" => "CID",
> );
>
> then this:
> $menu->{CID}->Enabled(0);
>
> disables the Client ID menu command and
>
> $menu->{CID}->Enabled(1);
>
> reenables it.
>
