4D v13.4
ENABLE MENU ITEM
- 4D Language Reference
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- Menus
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- Managing Menus
- APPEND MENU ITEM
- Count menu items
- Count menus
- Create menu
- DELETE MENU ITEM
- DISABLE MENU ITEM
- Dynamic pop up menu
- ENABLE MENU ITEM
- Get menu bar reference
- Get menu item
- GET MENU ITEM ICON
- Get menu item key
- Get menu item mark
- Get menu item method
- Get menu item modifiers
- Get menu item parameter
- GET MENU ITEM PROPERTY
- Get menu item style
- GET MENU ITEMS
- Get menu title
- Get selected menu item parameter
- INSERT MENU ITEM
- Menu selected
- RELEASE MENU
- SET MENU BAR
- SET MENU ITEM
- SET MENU ITEM ICON
- SET MENU ITEM MARK
- SET MENU ITEM METHOD
- SET MENU ITEM PARAMETER
- SET MENU ITEM PROPERTY
- SET MENU ITEM SHORTCUT
- SET MENU ITEM STYLE
ENABLE MENU ITEM
| ENABLE MENU ITEM ( menu ; menuItem {; process} ) | ||||||||
| Parameter | Type | Description | ||||||
| menu | Longint, MenuRef |
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Menu number or Menu reference | |||||
| menuItem | Longint |
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Menu item number or -1 for the last item added | |||||
| process | Longint |
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Proces reference number | |||||
The ENABLE MENU ITEM command enables the menu item whose menu number or reference is passed in menu and whose item number is passed in menuItem. You can pass -1 in menuItem in order to designate the last item added to the menu.
If the menuItem parameter designates a hierarchical submenu, all the items of this menu and any submenus are enabled. This command also works with a menu bar created using the Create menu command and installed with the SET MENU BAR command.
If you omit the process parameter, ENABLE MENU ITEM applies to the menu bar for the current process. Otherwise, ENABLE MENU ITEM applies to the menu bar for the process whose reference number is passed in process.
Note: If you pass a MenuRef in menu, the process parameter serves no purpose and will be ignored.
Tip: To enable/disable all items of a menu at once, pass 0 (zero) in menuItem.
Product: 4D
Theme: Menus
Number:
149
Modified: 4D v11 SQL
