Category : C++ Source Code
Archive   : POPMNU.ZIP
Filename : MENUTEST.H

 
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// *************************************************************** //
// Filename: MenuTest.h //
// //
// Date: July 14, 1993 //
// //
// Description: //
// *************************************************************** //

#ifndef MenuTest_H
#define MenuTest_H

#include
#include
#include
#include
#include
#pragma hdrstop
#include "MenuTest.rh"

extern char *MainMenu;

// --------------------------------------------------------------- //
// MenuTestApplication //
// --------------------------------------------------------------- //
class TMenuTestApp : public TApplication
{
public:
TMenuTestApp();
~TMenuTestApp();
void InitMainWindow();
};

// --------------------------------------------------------------- //
// TTrackPopupMenu //
// --------------------------------------------------------------- //
class TTrackPopupMenu : public TPopupMenu
{
public:
TTrackPopupMenu(TMenu &menu);
};


// --------------------------------------------------------------- //
// MenuTestWindow //
// --------------------------------------------------------------- //
class TMenuTestWindow : public TWindow
{
protected:
TMenu *Menu;
TTrackPopupMenu *PopupMenu;
void EvRButtonDown(UINT modKeys, TPoint& point);
void CmItem1();
void CmItem2();
void CmItem3();
public:
TMenuTestWindow();
~TMenuTestWindow();

void GetWindowClass(WNDCLASS& wndClass);
char *GetClassName();
void SetupWindow();
void CleanupWindow();

DECLARE_RESPONSE_TABLE(TMenuTestWindow);
};

#endif




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Archive   : POPMNU.ZIP
Filename : MENUTEST.H

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