[Gambas-user] Dinamic menu structures

[Matti]

I don't understand why you want to handle this with menus.
If you want "to browse the directory structure and to point to the desired
folder", it's done with a Dialog:

  DIM myPath as String
  Dialog.Title = "Look for the mobile phone"
  Dialog.Path = System.Path
  If Dialog.SelectDirectory() Then Return
  myPath = Dialog.Path
  Print myPath

Instead of 'System.Path' you could define any start folder.
And afterwards you can copy things easily to myPath on the phone.

Or do I misunderstand you completely?
Matti

Am 06.08.2010 17:36, schrieb M. Cs.:
> My goal: Let's have a mobile phone, and I would like to send data (images,
> mp3) to the phone, but I don't know how the directory structure of that
> certain phone would look like. I would like to have a "Send to:" option
> which is present for e.g  in Konqueror, which would enable me to browse the
> directory structure and to point to the desired folder. I've tried to create
> arrays of Menus, but it isn't possible.
> Usually I define a fixed number of submenus inside the subroutine:
> 
> PUBLIC SUB Element_Menu()
> DIM menu1,menu2,....menuN AS Menu
> menu1=NEW Menu(container)
> menu1.Text=....
> menu1.Action=....
> 
> END
> 
> And the Actions are global variables of the containing Form, which are
> raised inside the subroutine
> Action_Activate()
> 
> Is there another approach? This all is only for static number of elements.
> I'd like to create a menu-tree. How if possible?
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