private void AddMenuItem(ToolStripItemCollection destinationItems, System.Windows.Controls.MenuItem menuItem)
{
string MenuHeader = (string)menuItem.Header;
ToolStripMenuItem NewMenuItem;
if (menuItem.Icon is Bitmap MenuBitmap)
{
NewMenuItem = new ToolStripMenuItem(MenuHeader, MenuBitmap);
}
else if (menuItem.Icon is Icon MenuIcon)
{
NewMenuItem = new ToolStripMenuItem(MenuHeader, MenuIcon.ToBitmap());
}
else
{
NewMenuItem = new ToolStripMenuItem(MenuHeader);
}
NewMenuItem.Click += OnMenuClicked;
// See PrepareMenuItem for using the visibility to carry Visible/Enabled flags
NewMenuItem.Visible = (menuItem.Visibility != System.Windows.Visibility.Collapsed);
NewMenuItem.Enabled = (menuItem.Visibility == System.Windows.Visibility.Visible);
NewMenuItem.Checked = menuItem.IsChecked;
destinationItems.Add(NewMenuItem);
MenuTable.Add(NewMenuItem, this);
CommandTable.Add(NewMenuItem, menuItem.Command);
}
// Add MenuItem to MenuTable using Count+1 as the ID (so the menu begins from 1 instead of 0) and a Tuple made out of String str and Action<int> fn
static void AddMenuItem(String str, Action <int> fn)
{
MenuTable.Add(MenuTable.Count + 1, (str, fn));
}
