WHEN option in REDEFINE MENUITEM

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GWard
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WHEN option in REDEFINE MENUITEM

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I need to enable/disable various MENUITEMs dependant on the data situation at the time of display.

I note that as yet the WHEN statement is apparently not implemented in FWPPC.

Will this ability be added and if so when.
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GWard,

We are testing standard API EnableMenuItem() function but it looks as it does not work on Pocket PC. We need to find a function that may do the same work
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Antonio Linares wrote:GWard,

We are testing standard API EnableMenuItem() function but it looks as it does not work on Pocket PC. We need to find a function that may do the same work
Antonio,

This is not my area of expertise but does the below have any relevance.

http://tinyurl.com/buno9
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GWard,

Thanks for your help, but we finally found at Microsoft forums some info that helped us to implement the WHEN clause for MenuItems. It is working ok :D

You may already download a new FWPPC build that implements it. Please check samples\tutor03.prg for a working sample. On the sample we just use .f. to disable, but remember you may call any expression or function to evaluate the WHEN state.

We appreciate your feedback,
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Antonio Linares wrote:GWard,

Thanks for your help, but we finally found at Microsoft forums some info that helped us to implement the WHEN clause for MenuItems. It is working ok :D
Antonio,

Downloading new version now.

Many thanks indeed
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