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I have a 'File' MenuItem were I would like to display a list of recently opened files.
Here is the xaml I have now:
<MenuItem Header="File}"> <MenuItem Header="Preferences..." Command="{Binding ShowOptionsViewCommand}" /> <Separator />...
Started by Julien Poulin on
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HookFileMenu() { m_Parent = Parent as MenuItem; if (m_Parent == null) { throw new InvalidOperationException = new MenuItem(); menuItem.DataContext = item; menuItem.Style = ItemContainerStyle at this SO answer for more details....
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I have a simple WPF application with a menu. I need to add menu items dynamically at runtime. When I simply create a new menu item, and add it onto its parent MenuItem, it does not display in the menu, regardless of if UpdateLayout is called.
What must...
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Add to main menu MenuItem newMenuItem1 = new MenuItem(); newMenuItem1.Header = "Test 123"; this.MainMenu.Items.Add(newMenuItem1); //Add to a sub item MenuItem newMenuItem2 = new MenuItem) { // Create the ....
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I am creating a contextmenu that should contain a listing of all folders, subfolders, and files in a chosen folder. I want the menu to open the files and folders when they are clicked, but the click event doesn't register if the menuitem has subitems....
Started by Erlend D. on
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This event is not raised.
If the MenuItems property for the MenuItem contains any items, this event is not raised.
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I devised the following code for displaying a control's Tag property on mouseover. The code works fine for standard controls such as Labels and TextBoxes but I cannot get it to work for my MenuItems (more specifically ToolStripMenuItems). Could y'all ...
Started by Blu Dragon on
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Aside: for readability, you might like to use the recursion set up for MenuItems....
In menuItem.MenuItems) { item Select += new EventHandler(menuItem_Select); if (item.IsParent your MenuItem-handling code won't do anything for them.
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Hi,
I'm a newbie in C# bu I'm experienced Delphi developer. In Delphi I can use same code for MenuItem and ToolButton using TAction.OnExecute event and I can disable/enable MenuItem and ToolButton together using TAction.OnUpdate event. Is there a similar...
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Try ToolStripItemCommand() { controls = new List....
Event in C#?
You can hook the code for the MenuItem and the ToolButton in the same handler the MenuItem and the Button will execute the same code and provide the same functionality.
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I have a statusItem application written in PyObjC. The statusItem has a menuItem which is supposed to launch a new window when it is clicked:
# Create statusItem statusItem = NSStatusBar.systemStatusBar().statusItemWithLength_(NSVariableStatusItemLength...
Started by DavidM on
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In Objective-C this would be:
[NSApp activateIgnoringOtherApps:YES]; [[self window] makeKeyAndOrderFront:self];
I have no idea of PyObjC... .
You need to send the application an activateIgnoringOtherApps: message and then send the window makeKeyAndOrderFront: .
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I am inserting TreeViewItems into a TreeView control and setting the style for each at the time of insertion. I am assigning different styles (predefined in XAML), depending on the type of node (TreeViewItem) I want to insert. Some of the styles include...
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The new item under the first-level TreeViewItem TreeViewItem tvi = myTree.ItemContainerGenerator.ContainerFromItem(myTree.Items[0]) as TreeViewItem; TreeViewItem newTerrainNode = new TreeViewItem.
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The TextWrapping property of the TextBox has three possible values:
Wrap NoWrap WrapWithOverflow I would like to bind to the IsChecked property of a MenuItem. If the MenuItem is checked, I want to set the TextWrapping property of a TextBox to Wrap. If...
Started by Timothy Lee Russell on
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The easiest solution would be to handle the CheckedChanged event of that menu item and adjust the wrap mode of... .
I don't think databinding will work here because the values are not of the same type (boolean vs enum) .
I assume you are talking about .NET.
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Hi,
Im new on Android, and im trying to start an Activity from a MenuItem choose of the user.
Actually, im building my menu (and is working ok) from my main activity class using a MenuInflater:
@Override public boolean onCreateOptionsMenu(Menu menu) {...
Started by Josemalive on
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I'm still quite new to android myself but don't you need to be passing a context to the Intent constructor?
protected void ShowScreenAddSite() { Intent i = new Intent(this, AddWebsite.class is not automatically referenced in the manifest....
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I'm trying to use the context menu in a listview to run some code that requires data from which item it originated from.
I initially just did this:
XAML:
<ListView x:Name="lvResources" ScrollViewer.VerticalScrollBarVisibility="Visible"> <ListView...
Started by patjbs on
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S = new Style(); var listMenuItems = new List<MenuItem>(); var mi = new MenuItem(); mi.Header}"> <TextBlock.ContextMenu> <ContextMenu> <MenuItem Header="Get Metadata" Name_Click(object sender....
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