public M_Main ()
{ This = this ;
MenuItems.Add (new M_File ()) ;
MenuItems.Add (new M_Edit ()) ;
MenuItems.Add (new M_Search ()) ;
MenuItems.Add (new M_Insert ()) ;
MenuItems.Add (new M_Run ()) ;
MenuItems.Add (new M_Options ()) ;
MenuItems.Add (new M_Help ()) ;
}
public M_Main()
{
This = this;
MenuItems.Add(new M_File());
MenuItems.Add(new M_Edit());
MenuItems.Add(new M_Search());
MenuItems.Add(new M_Insert());
MenuItems.Add(new M_Run());
MenuItems.Add(new M_Options());
MenuItems.Add(new M_Help());
}
public MainWindow()
{
This = this;
BasicFont = This.Font;
RegistryManager.CreateAccount();
Text = AppMain.AppName;
Icon = ResourceManager.GetAppIcon();
WindowState = (FormWindowState)WindowStateManager.GetState();
StartPosition = FormStartPosition.Manual;
Rectangle Rect = new Rectangle();
Rect = WindowLocationManager.GetLocation();
Size = new Size(Rect.Width, Rect.Height);
Location = new Point(Rect.X, Rect.Y);
Menu = new M_Main();
/* The following three panels are docked.
*
* For reasons that I don't understand, when
* panels are docked the latter panels get
* priority over the earlier panels.
*
# The left panel sits at the left.
# The right panel is a fill.
# The top panel goes last and get docked at the top. */
new PanelRight(this);
new Window_Splitter(this);
new PanelLeft(this);
new PanelTop(this);
StatusBarManager.Create(this);
Print_Manager.Install();
State.NoFilesOpen();
Visible = true;
}
