UXMenuKey

UXMenuKey is for drivers. It reads the shortcut that UXMenuItem.encoded writes after an item’s title: a tab, + when Shift is needed, then the key. From 0.7.

#import "UXViewDriver.xc"

Overview

u8* s = items[j];                         // "Redo\t+Z"
u8* title = UXMenuKey.title(s);           // "Redo"
u8 key = UXMenuKey.key(s);                // 'Z'
bool shift = UXMenuKey.shift(s);          // true
u8* w = UXMenuKey.labelled(s, (u8*)"\t", (u8*)"Ctrl+", (u8*)"Shift+");   // "Redo\tShift+Ctrl+Z"

Topics

tabAt · key · shift · title · labelled · append

tabAt

static i32 tabAt(u8* s)

Where the shortcut starts, or -1 when there is none.

key

static u8 key(u8* s)

The key, or 0.

shift

static bool shift(u8* s)

title

static u8* title(u8* s)

The text before the shortcut: s itself when it has none, otherwise a new copy.

labelled

static u8* labelled(u8* s, u8* sep, u8* ctrl, u8* shiftWord)

The text with the shortcut spelled out after sep, using ctrl and shiftWord for the modifiers. Win32 uses "\t", "Ctrl+", "Shift+"; GEM uses two spaces, "^" and the system font’s up arrow.

append

static i32 append(u8* b, i32 at, u8* w)

Copies w into b at at and returns the new end.

See also

• UXMenuItem