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Chris
Hi,
In .NET , when working with menus handlers :
Is there an equivalent of an in MFC used event : UPDATE_COMMAND_UI ?
For those not familiar with the name UPDATE_COMMAND_UI :
it is an event that is fired when one clicks on a topmenu-item (not a
childmenu-item)
(example of a topmenu-item : 'Edit ' and childmenu-item would then be
'Paste' or 'Copy')
This event is called as many times as there are childmenu-items in the
top-menu and thus enabling you to set the state of each individual
childmenu-item (enabled, checked,...) BEFORE the dropdown-menu is shown.
Anybody knows ?
Thnx
Christian
In .NET , when working with menus handlers :
Is there an equivalent of an in MFC used event : UPDATE_COMMAND_UI ?
For those not familiar with the name UPDATE_COMMAND_UI :
it is an event that is fired when one clicks on a topmenu-item (not a
childmenu-item)
(example of a topmenu-item : 'Edit ' and childmenu-item would then be
'Paste' or 'Copy')
This event is called as many times as there are childmenu-items in the
top-menu and thus enabling you to set the state of each individual
childmenu-item (enabled, checked,...) BEFORE the dropdown-menu is shown.
Anybody knows ?
Thnx
Christian