Is this the correct? What is "foo?"

Steve_Freedenburg · July 31, 2008, 4:12am

Is this the “correct” way to remove abstracted items from a wx.Menu?

    items = self.SomeMenu.GetMenuItems()
    for stuff in items:
        self.SomeMenu.RemoveItem(stuff)

It works for me… however when something works for me, there is

always a reply saying something to the effect “I would do it this way.”

And in many cases the “I would do it this way.” is better…

And lastly what is “foo” I see it all over the place.

Wayne_Koorts1 · July 31, 2008, 4:40am

And lastly what is "foo" I see it all over the
place.

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Regards,
Wayne Koorts

brian.d.fett · July 31, 2008, 2:13pm

I would do it this way:

    items = self.SomeMenu.GetMenuItems()

    for stuff in items:

        self.SomeMenu.RemoveItem(stuff)

Though I do have to wonder if your removing
all the items from a menu, why not just delete/replace the menu completely?

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Is this the “correct” way to remove
abstracted items from a wx.Menu?

    items = self.SomeMenu.GetMenuItems()

    for stuff in items:

        self.SomeMenu.RemoveItem(stuff)

It works for me… however when something
works for me, there is

always a reply saying something to the effect
“I would do it this way.”

And in many cases the “I would do it
this way.” is better…

And lastly what is “foo” I
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