Re: WXGlade: Adding a Menu

Hi!

In the menu editor there are buttons with labels '<' and '>'.  
Alternatively you can use Alt plus left or right arrow.
These buttons will outdent or indent an item. An indented item will be a 
child of the previous.

So, typically the flow would be:

  - open the menu editor; there is a default item labeled 'item'
  - change the label to something meaningful, e.g. "File"
  - press Add (Alt+A) to add an item
  - press '>' (Alt+Right) to indent it
  - edit label and event handler
  - press Add (Alt+A) to add another item

At this point the new item will be at the same level as the previous 
one, i.e. a menu item in the "File" menu.
To start a new toplevel menu, outdent it and then add and indent the 
required items to it.


Well, the better place to ask would have been the wxGlade mailing list.
(The mailing list is also linked from the help menu.)

Regards,

Dietmar


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