Hi Jim,
If I understand correctly your question, you want to build a menu
with sub-menus (a hierarchical menu).
That's easy using tabs you place in front of menu items to specify
they are sub-menu items.
With this method, you can build hierarchical menus including as many
rows as you need.
You will build your menu on-the-fly at mouseDown in the way you want
according to the number of items you have to display :-)
Have a look at my "How to Build and Manage Dynamic Menus" available
from Tutorials Picker to get started:
. How to build on-the-fly a menu with sub-menus from an outline
stored into a custom property.
. How to add contextual items, checkmark, activate or disable menu
items, etc.
. How to respond to the user's actions: choosing a menu item, using a
keyboard shortcut, etc.
Tutorials Picker is available from my website (Revolution > Plugins)
or Rev Online (user: So Smart Software)
Best Regards from Paris,
Eric Chatonet.
Le 29 oct. 05 à 05:07, Jim Hurley a écrit :
How would one go about creating those sub-menus in an option menu
(or whatever) that appear in the inspector when there are more
then 20 menus or fields etc.?
Jim
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