Count of MenuItems

[helloworld]

Hi,

I remove some MenuItems with RemoveItemMenu(). Now I would like to do it in a loop and exclude those elements, what I need.

My question is, how can I get a count of all Menuitems? At the moment they are 39.

Thanks

Alex

[Loïc]

Hello helloworld,

how can I get a count of all Menuitems?

Well, just decrement a counter in your loop, each time you remove an item!

Let me know if I misunderstood your problem, I have a doubt...

Kind regards,

Loïc

[helloworld]

Hi Loic,

sorry for my bad explaination and english, i try it another way

this is the List of all MenuItems at the moment:

• 1: Pages / Frames
  2: Pages / Frames -> Goto First
  3: Pages / Frames -> Goto Previous
  4: Pages / Frames -> Goto Next
  5: Pages / Frames -> Goto Last
  6: Play Gif
  7: Stop Gif Animation
  8: Rotations - Flips
  9: Rotations - Flips -> Rotate ( see page 901) 90°
  10: Rotations - Flips -> Rotate ( see page 901) 180°
  11: Rotations - Flips -> Rotate ( see page 901) 270°
  12: Rotations - Flips -> Flip X
  13: Rotations - Flips -> RotateFlip 90°
  14: Rotations - Flips -> RotateFlip 180°
  15: Rotations - Flips -> RotateFlip 270°
  16: ScrollBars ( see page 971)
  17: Copy to Clipboard ( see page 209)
  18: Zoom ( see page 972)
  19: Zoom ( see page 972) -> Zoom ( see page 972) in
  20: Zoom ( see page 972) -> Zoom ( see page 972) out
  21: Zoom ( see page 972) -> Zoom ( see page 972) 100%
  22: Zoom ( see page 972) -> Zoom ( see page 972) to selected area
  23: Zoom ( see page 972) -> Fit image to viewer (keepaspect ratio)
  24: Zoom ( see page 972) -> Fit image to viewer (don'tkeep aspect ratio)
  25: Zoom ( see page 972) -> Fit image to viewer width
  26: Zoom ( see page 972) -> Fit image to viewer height
  27: Mouse Mode
  28: Mouse Mode -> Nothing
  29: Mouse Mode -> Hand Pan Tool
  30: Mouse Mode -> Area Selection Tool
  31: Mouse Mode -> Area Zooming ( see page 964) Tool
  32: Viewer Quality
  33: Viewer Quality -> Automatic
  34: Viewer Quality -> Quality Low
  35: Viewer Quality -> Quality Bilinear
  36: Viewer Quality -> Quality Bicubic
  37: Viewer Quality -> Quality Bilinear HQ
  38: Viewer Quality -> Quality Bicubic HQ
  39: Mouse Mode -> Magnifier Tool

In my MFC-application i want to show only MenuItems with Index 1-5, 8-11 and 18-20. Another Items sholdn't be visible.
Here a example, how I do it:

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for(int i = 6; i < 8; i++)
	m_pGdViewer->RemoveItemMenu(i);

for(int i = 12; i < 18; i++)
	m_pGdViewer->RemoveItemMenu(i);

for(int i = 21; i <= iCount; i++)
	m_pGdViewer->RemoveItemMenu(i);

How can I fill the variable "iCount"? I'm looking for something like this: iCount = m_pGdViewer->ItemMenuCount;
The Value of iCount would be at the moment "39". But It can increase with future verions of GdPicture.NET.

If i set the Value "39" manualy, and another software installs/overwrites a newer Version of Gdpicture.NET,
who contanis new MenuItems (index > 39), they would be visible in my application but not implemented.

Kind regards,

Alex

[Loïc]

Hello,

OK I see. You can define iCount = 32768

This is not super sexy but this will work for future releases.