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Topic: menu-path-functions & standard-formatting-strings in 0.9 SDK (Read 3938 times) previous topic - next topic
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menu-path-functions & standard-formatting-strings in 0.9 SDK

hi,

while porting a plugin to 0.9, i couldn't find some functionality from the 0.8er SDK in the new one, specifically the run_command and win32_run_menu_main functions, which execute or show a menu-entry with a given path, which could be expressed with a string - do these functions still exist somewhere ..?

also, what is the shortest way to test, if a (mainmenu-)item with a given GUID is currently checked ..?

and .. how do you get the default titleformatting-spec (or the corresponding compiled script) ?

well, i think that's it
thanks in advance

menu-path-functions & standard-formatting-strings in 0.9 SDK

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Quote from: kdx on
while porting a plugin to 0.9, i couldn't find some functionality from the 0.8er SDK in the new one, specifically the run_command and win32_run_menu_main functions, which execute or show a menu-entry with a given path, which could be expressed with a string - do these functions still exist somewhere ..?
The context menu support code is now in the menu_helpers namespace. A mainmenu_manager object allows you to instantiate a specified part of the main menu.

Quote from: kdx on
also, what is the shortest way to test, if a (mainmenu-)item with a given GUID is currently checked ..?
You'll have to iterate through the existing components and check if they are available and checked.

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and .. how do you get the default titleformatting-spec (or the corresponding compiled script) ?
See the titleformat_config service; it has declarations for the GUIDs of the standard scripts.