BlueFlash wrote:
Idea: Use of a RecentFileList, update element 0 with new file opened.
Appending a menu is easy
menu.Append(-1, "Menu Name")
when I try to insert a new menu item
menu.Insert(-1, position, "Menu Name")
does not work.
The following comments are the result of a brief search of the web, so
I'm not sure whether they're correct, but they might be worth a try.
full code:
def addnew(self, position, path):
path = path.strip()
try:
self.filelist.index(path) # index() throws ValueError
if path does not exist.
except:
# ValueError, path is not in list, so add it:
if position >= len(self.filelist):
self.filelist.append(path)
item = self.menu.Append(-1, path) #this does return a
menu item
self.window.Bind(wx.EVT_MENU, self.event, item)
else:
self.filelist.insert(position, path)
item = self.menu.InsertItem(-1, position, path) # does
Not return a menu item. throws some exception.
I think it should be:
item = self.menu.InsertItem(position, -1, path)
print item
#self.window.Bind(wx.EVT_MENU, self.event, item)
How do I remove a menu item from a menu? The RecentUsedList is eg: 4
element long. When opening a new file, this should be added at the
top, and the 4th element must be dropped.
I think you need the 'Remove' method.
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