OnInitMenuPopup problem
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From: dave_t on 15 Jul 2008 10:39 Hi, i'm developing an app for WM6 Prof using VS2005 C++ and MFC. I have a dialog with a CCommandBar, i use m_dlgCommandBar.InsertMenuBar(IDM_MAINMENU) to insert a menu. Then in the OnInitMenuPopup handler of my dialog i want to check if this menu that i inserted on the CommandBar is hit if so i rebuild the menu, if its not ie its a sub menu i just return so i have the following bit code if (popupMenu->m_hMenu != m_dlgCommandBar.GetMenuBar()) return; However the function keeps returning because the m_hMenu variable does not seem to be equal to the m_dlgCommandBar.GetMenuBar() when i press this menu. What's going wrong?
From: dave_t on 16 Jul 2008 07:32 Just to clarify i want to rebuild the menu if the softkey ( command bar inserted menu is pressed) if it was one of the sub pop menus i just want the OnInitMenuPopup handler to return hence the check. But the popupMenu->m_hMenu never equals m_dlgCommandBar.GetMenuBar() even though this handler is triggered the moment i press the softkey! "dave_t" <---> wrote in message news:OvF7fio5IHA.2240(a)TK2MSFTNGP02.phx.gbl... > Hi, i'm developing an app for WM6 Prof using VS2005 C++ and MFC. > I have a dialog with a CCommandBar, i use > > m_dlgCommandBar.InsertMenuBar(IDM_MAINMENU) to insert > a menu. Then in the OnInitMenuPopup handler of my dialog i want > to check if this menu that i inserted on the CommandBar is hit > if so i rebuild the menu, if its not ie its a sub menu i just return > so i have the following bit code > > if (popupMenu->m_hMenu != m_dlgCommandBar.GetMenuBar()) > return; > > However the function keeps returning because the m_hMenu variable > does not seem to be equal to the m_dlgCommandBar.GetMenuBar() > when i press this menu. > > What's going wrong? >
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