[Mono-winforms-list] [BUMP] ToolStripDropDown + UserControl

[Alex Shulgin]

Alex Shulgin wrote:
> Jonathan Pobst wrote:
>> Patch committed.
> 
> Thanks a lot!
> 
>> It looks like the arrow is not painted when your sample is run on 
>> .Net.  I don't see any property or anything that controls that.  I 
>> guess it simply looks at its parent and only draws it if it is on a 
>> ToolStripDropDownMenu and not a ToolStripDropDown.
> 
> Yes, I've noticed this too.
> 
> Now, I think I finally come up with a correct version which behaves 
> pretty similar to .Net implementation.
> 
> Please review a patch (use -p1 if in System.Windows.Forms dir) and 
> screenshots.

Oh, I forgot the demo code.  Here's the updated part:

         public PopupMenu()
         {
             ToolStripMenuItem menuItem1 = new 
ToolStripMenuItem("menuItem1");

             ToolStripMenuItem subItem1 = new ToolStripMenuItem("subItem1");
             subItem1.ShortcutKeyDisplayString = "Ctrl+A";
             subItem1.ShowShortcutKeys = true;

             ToolStripMenuItem subItem2 = new ToolStripMenuItem("subItem2");
             subItem2.DropDownItems.Add("subSubItem21");

             menuItem1.DropDownItems.Add(subItem1);
             menuItem1.DropDownItems.Add(subItem2);

             ToolStripMenuItem menuItem2 = new 
ToolStripMenuItem("menuItem2");
             menuItem2.ShortcutKeyDisplayString = "Ctrl+Z";

             ToolStripLabel label1 = new ToolStripLabel("label1");
             ToolStripButton button1 = new ToolStripButton("button1");
             ToolStripDropDownButton ddbtn1 = new 
ToolStripDropDownButton("ddbtn1");

             this.Items.Add(menuItem1);
             this.Items.Add(menuItem2);
             this.Items.Add(label1);
             this.Items.Add(button1);
             this.Items.Add(ddbtn1);
         }

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Alex