Article ID: 44233
Article Last Modified on 11/21/2006
This article was previously published under Q44233
SUMMARY
The program examples below demonstrate how to delete the Apple menu from the menu bar in a QuickBASIC program on the Apple Macintosh.
Example 1 deletes only the Apple menu, leaving any other existing menus. Example 2 clears the Apple menu plus all existing menus.
This information applies to Microsoft QuickBASIC Version 1.00 for Apple Macintosh.
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Example 1
The following program demonstrates a ToolBox call to delete, then restore the Apple Menu:
toolbox "i"
menuhandle& = 0
' Delete Apple Menu:
toolbox "lq", &H949, 1, menuhandle& ' GetMHandle
toolbox "pq", &H936, 1 ' DeleteMenu
toolbox "pq", &H937 ' DrawMenuBar
PRINT "Notice that the Apple menu is deleted"
PRINT "Click the mouse button to continue..."
PRINT
WHILE MOUSE(0) <> 1 : WEND
' Restore Apple Menu
toolbox "pq", &H935, (menuhandle&), 2 ' InsertMenu
toolbox "pq", &H937 ' DrawMenuBar
PRINT "Presto, its back!"
PRINT "Click the mouse to exit"
WHILE MOUSE(0) <> 1 : WEND
Example 2
The following code example completely erases (clears) the Apple menu plus all the remaining top menu bar items:
ClearMenuBarTrap& = &HA934
DrawMenuBarTrap& = &HA937
ToolBox "I"
ToolBox "PQ",ClearMenuBarTrap&
ToolBox "PQ",DrawMenuBarTrap&
' Now, any QuickBASIC MENU definitions can be executed from here on.
' They can be placed in the upper left corner where the Apple
' menu was and stretch across the menu bar.
Additional query words: MQuickB
Keywords: KB44233
