Looking for references on how to use xml to create menus. Thanks.
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Looking for references on how to use xml to create menus. Thanks.
Menus ??? Where ?
Where?? Thats a stupid question. I need to create menus for the restaurant I work at and need to use c++, winapi, xml.
Let me educate you. Some programs use menus, whether it be a "menu" with file, edit, view, history, etc located at the top of a program or a right click "menu" called a context menu. There you go, you should feel smarter.
One of notepad++ xml files looks like this. Yes, I could just go look at Notepad++'s source code, but im choosing not too:
If I create an xml file, I can parse it, and assign values to the what I want, but don't know how to create menus outside of resource file.Code:- <NotepadPlus>
- <ScintillaContextMenu>
<Item MenuEntryName="Edit" MenuItemName="Cut" />
<Item MenuEntryName="Edit" MenuItemName="Copy" />
<Item MenuEntryName="Edit" MenuItemName="Paste" />
<Item MenuEntryName="Edit" MenuItemName="Delete" />
<Item MenuEntryName="Edit" MenuItemName="Select all" />
<Item id="0" />
<Item MenuEntryName="Search" MenuItemName="Mark all" />
<Item MenuEntryName="Search" MenuItemName="Unmark all" />
<Item id="0" />
<Item MenuEntryName="Edit" MenuItemName="to Upper case" />
<Item MenuEntryName="Edit" MenuItemName="to Lower case" />
<Item id="0" />
<Item MenuEntryName="Edit" MenuItemName="Block toggle comment" />
<Item MenuEntryName="Edit" MenuItemName="Stream comment" />
<Item id="0" />
<Item MenuEntryName="View" MenuItemName="Hide lines" />
</ScintillaContextMenu>
</NotepadPlus>
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/libr...88(VS.85).aspx
I think i found what im looking for. Like usual.
Big words for someone who asks a lot of, "noobish" questions.Quote:
Let me educate you. Some programs use menus, whether it be a "menu" with file, edit, view, history, etc located at the top of a program or a right click "menu" called a context menu. There you go, you should feel smarter.
Think about it.
I'm sorry, I haven't seen your name before, CatShoe. Noobish questions are easy to come up with. You should be able to answer all my questions, then. :) See your answers soon.
You probably should give people who are trying to help you, a little bit more respect. Your comments above didn't sound so.
Anyways, I wish you a happy new year :-)
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Where?? Thats a stupid question.
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Let me educate you. Some programs use menus, whether it be a "menu" with file, edit, view, history, etc located at the top of a program or a right click "menu" called a context menu. There you go, you should feel smarter.
Man, I have seen your name before, and have to say, you had shown nothing that can excuse your present behavior.Quote:
I'm sorry, I haven't seen your name before, CatShoe.
I am glad that I'm popular, that's my intention.
Impertinence seems like too high price for cheap popularity. Popularity vanishes too fast, reputation lasts much longer. If I were you, I would revise my intentions. ;)
Great statement for 2009!Quote:
"Popularity vanishes too fast, reputation lasts much longer."
Popularity? Reputation? - I view popularity grows through opinion, and I state my opinion often. Plus, a forum reputation is just an idea. I could create another username, and reword the same questions I have already asked, and ya'll would never know. Like, if you met me in real life, you would never guess that I'm the rude, impolite zaryk.
Well...popular or not....I would suggest putting the whole thing to a rest now...thank you very much.
Is it ? Looking at your post, and the amount of information you have provided, and knowing thousand ways menu requirement can be interpreted, I would love to ask, who is stupid now ?Quote:
Originally Posted by zaryk
By 'where', I mean you have not posted about what the heck type your application is, 'where' would that menu go, what kind of menus you want whether it would be dynamically taken from external file or from xml resource.. But you don't care about that, you don't want your information, do you?
Ohh, that menu... thanks I think I could pass my second standard now.Quote:
Originally Posted by zaryk
If you need help on getting your question answered then I think you first need to learn the mechanics of "Asking the question", and yeah, attitude doesn't help.Quote:
Originally Posted by zaryk
Well, first of all, it was not a question, it was a statement.
Second of all, common sense would say, "This dude would like references on how to use xml to create menus." Then common sense would say, "Well, there are multiple ways of using xml files to create menus." Then common sense would say, "So lets get him everything I can find, and explain to him that he can create menus dynamically from external files or from xml resources."Quote:
Looking for references on how to use xml to create menus. Thanks.
AND if you were thinking at all, you would figure that if this person, zaryk, was asking for references on how to use xml to create menus, then more than likely he hasn't done it before, and probably doesn't know a lot about using xml files in a program and can't give you a lot of detail about how he wants to use xml files, so asking, "Menus??? Where???", is quite stupid and deserves a smarta$$ remark.
"Menus??? Where???" can also be taken as sarcasm.
: )
OH, and one more thing. You really ought to read before you state stuff like:
I wasn't stating anyone as being "stupid" when I said:Quote:
who is stupid now ?
I was just stating your question was stupid.Quote:
Thats a stupid question.