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addressing menuitem of a menubutton
bcot
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2005-09-28
edited 2005-09-28
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Is it possible to set the properties of a menuitem of a menubutton?
I want to do something like this
CurrForm.btnMenuButton.menuitem.ENABLED := EnableMenuItem;
where EnableMenuItem returns a boolean
greetings
bcot
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Marije_Brummel
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2005-09-28
You cannot change the enabled property or a menuitem at runtime, you also cannot read the value.
Because it cannot be changed, what is the use of reading it?
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bcot
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2005-09-28
thx for the quick reply,
bcot
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itspeter
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2005-09-28
http://www.mibuso.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=7830
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Peter Ng
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Because it cannot be changed, what is the use of reading it?
You can also search this forum for other discussions about this subject.
bcot
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