Yeah, doesn't positioning go by top-left on a popup menu though? So it'd
have to be forced to display in a specific position on the screen.
If it was made to be customizable that would have some weird results.
I'm probably going off on the completely wrong angle.
Would some sort of function have to be written that would make the popup
menu aware of the size and the position of the toplevel window and alter
its own size and positioning based on how many options it contained
itself?
Sounds more and more complex and scary as I think about it more.
Glen
>
> On Wednesday, October 22, 2003, at 10:44 PM, glen_gibson@xxxxxxxxxxxx
> wrote:
>
>> I've always wondered how to code something similar to the taskbar like
>> what you'd get with KDE or Gnome where you have a main button you
>> click on
>> which pops upward with menu options?
>
> mostly you need to know how to create a menu, and then how to pop that
> menu up when the user clicks on the button. the fun part is using a
> menu positioning function to move the bottom of the menu to the top of
> your button.
>
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