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-- background id: 2612
-- name: EnableMenu


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----- HyperTalk script -----
on mouseUp
  if the optionkey is down then pass mouseup
  put installres(XCMD,EnableMenu) into it
  if it is empty then play oops
  else answer it
end mouseUp



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EnableMenu

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EnableMenu lets you enable and disable items in menus you've created using the NewMenu* XFCN.  Examples:

  EnableMenu myMenu, 1, FALSE 
  EnableMenu myMenu, 3, (the userLevel>2)

The first example will always disable the first menu item in the menu "myMenu".  The second example will disable the third item in "myMenu" IF the userLevel is greater than 2.

Passing an item number of 0 (zero) will enable or disable the ENTIRE menu.

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All the credit, (even the descriptions above) go to the creator of this ingenious XCMD:

Nine to Five Software Company
P.O. Box 915
Greenwood, IN  46142
(317) 887-2154
& Michael Long

See also NewMenu*, CheckMenu*, DeleteMenu*,  ChangeMenu*, and ShowMenu*


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Syntax:

EnableMenu <menuNumber>,
<itemNumber>,TRUE/FALSE

<menuNumber> is the id number of the menu returned by the call to newMenu.

<itemNumber> is this menu item 
(counting from the top with the 0 being the item name.)