// The above mentioned solution for Dev10 bug# 908460 needed another supporting change.
// The base class for RibbonApplicationMenu viz. MenuBase woudn't wait for the
// CloseSubmenuTimer to elapse but instead forcibly closed the first Popup as soon as
// the second one was about to show. And this happened when the IsSubmenuOpen property
// on the first Popup was being turned off. So in order to counter this behavior, we
// now coerce the IsSubenuOpen property for top level RibbonApplicationMenuItems and
// RibbonApplicationSplitMenuItems whenever the timer is running and the current
// selection has moved to another MenuItem with a submenu.
private static object CoerceIsSubmenuOpen(DependencyObject d, object baseValue)
{
RibbonApplicationSplitMenuItem menuItem = (RibbonApplicationSplitMenuItem)d;
if (menuItem.Level == RibbonApplicationMenuItemLevel.Top)
{
return RibbonHelper.CoerceIsSubmenuOpenForTopLevelItem(menuItem, menuItem.ParentItemsControl, (bool)baseValue);
}
return baseValue;
}
