Language Reference Guide : 4. System Classes : MenuStack Class
 
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MenuStack Class
The MenuStack class represents one of the following objects:
If the menu stack is attached to a control button (which commonly displays a form's table field operations), it is the option menu.
If the menu stack is attached to the menu bar (that is, if its ParentMenuGroup setting is a MenuBar), the menu stack is a pull-down menu.
If the menu stack is the child of another menu stack or a menu group (that is, if its ParentMenuGroup setting is MenuStack or MenuGroup), it is a slide-off menu.
When a slide-off menu is a child of an OptionMenu, its behavior is the same as a slide-off menu that is part of the menu bar.
If you associate a menu stack with a variable, any named menu items that it contains become attributes of an unnamed class that you can use only within the frame that defines the menu. However, you can access the menu items contained within the menu stack using standard dot notation. If you do not associate the menu stack with a variable, you can access the menu fields within it directly, without dot notation.
Inherits From
Object Class
FieldObject Class
MenuField Class
MenuGroup Class
Inherited By
OptionMenu
Attributes
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Methods
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