wx.Menu() Sub Menus

wxPython Users
1

In wxpython 4 the

*Append* /(self, id, item, subMenu, helpString=””)/

//is deprecated and we should now use

/|AppendSubMenu|(/self/, /submenu/, /text/, /help="") //instead

Given that the new method has no Id, the sub-menu

can only be //enabled, disabled, destroyed etc by//

// x = self.menuname.FindItem('Menu Text')
self.menuname.Enable(x,False)//

//for example.//

//Is there a less tortuous way of doing this?//

//Removing the Id seems to be a backward step.//

//Regards//

//Rolf//

//P.S. I appreciate that the old method does still work but for how long?
//

//
//

2

You created the submenu. Just store the submenu objects in an array and refer to the submenu directly. That method is a LOT less error prone than using random meaningless integers to refer to submenus.

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On Mar 4, 2018, at 1:09 AM, Rolf <rolfofsaxony@gmail.com> wrote:

In wxpython 4 the

*Append* /(self, id, item, subMenu, helpString=””)/

is deprecated and we should now use

AppendSubMenu>(/self/, /submenu/, /text/, /help="") //instead

Given that the new method has no Id, the sub-menu
can only be //enabled, disabled, destroyed etc by

                x = self.menuname.FindItem('Menu Text')
                self.menuname.Enable(x,False)//

//for example.//

//Is there a less tortuous way of doing this?//

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