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version 11 (Modified)
Get menu item style (menu; menuItem; itemStyle{; process})
| Parameter | Type | Description | |
| menu | Number | MenuRef |  | Menu number or Menu reference |
| menuItem | Number | | Menu item number or |
| -1 for last item added | |||
| itemStyle | Number | | New menu item style |
| process | Number | | Process reference number |
Description
The Get menu item style command returns the font style of the menu item whose number or reference is passed in menu and whose item number is passed in menuItem. You can pass -1 in menuItem in order to indicate the last item added to menu.
If you omit the process parameter, Get menu item style applies to the menu bar for the current process. Otherwise, Get menu item style applies to the menu bar for the process whose reference number is passed in process.
Note: If you pass a MenuRef in menu, the process parameter serves no purpose and will be ignored.
Get menu item style returns a combination (one or a sum) of the following predefined constants, found in the Font Styles theme:
| Constant | Type | Value |
| Plain | Long Integer | 0 |
| Bold | Long Integer | 1 |
| Italic | Long Integer | 2 |
| Underline | Long Integer | 4 |
Example
To test if a menu item is displayed in bold, you write:
If ((Get menu item style($vlMenu;$vlItem) & Bold)#0) `... End if
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