GetMenuBar
returns handle leading to data of current menu bar
This lets you get a copy of the current menu list, in case you want to install a
different, temporary menu list.
Returns: a generic Handle; a handle leading to a variable-length menu list
structure (not formally named or defined) that is a duplicate of the
current menu list.
Notes: This function allocates storage the size of the current menu list, copies its
data, and returns a handle to the copy. Note that this does not copy the
menus themselves; it only duplicates the list of MenuHandles.
When you restore this list later, be sure that all menu handles are still
valid.
up the memory allocated by this call.
Referenced by (13):
- DrawMenuBar
- FlashMenuBar
- GetResource
- SetMenuBar
- Menu Manager (Inside Mac - Index)
- Standard Resource Types (Inside Mac - Index)
- DrawMenuBar (Inside Mac - Basic Toolbox)
- FlashMenuBar (Inside Mac - Basic Toolbox)
- GetResource (Inside Mac - Basic Toolbox)
- SetMenuBar (Inside Mac - Basic Toolbox)
- Aug 87 Letters (MacTech Vol 03-1987)
- FKEY for FKEYs (MacTech Vol 04-1988)
- MultiWindow DA (MacTech Vol 07-1991)