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Modify the MergeType property for either File menu so that one menu uses the MergeItems member value and the other the Add value. Run the application to verify that the menus no longer merge. Also rename the File menu in the ParentForm class to use the name Fickle. Run the application and see which name is shown in the application. You will find that the name in the MDI child is preferred over the name in the parent. This is a consequence of how the menus are merged, and can be utilized to rename a menu in the parent form when a specific kind of child is displayed.

Figure 214 Study model of building components UC Santa Barbara Student Resource Center (Image courtesy of RQ Construction) See also color insert

Back in our application, we have two problems with the merged File menu. The first is that we have two versions of the New and Exit menus, and the second is that the order of the merged menu is a bit of a mess. We will address these two problems together as part of a discussion on the MergeOrder property. 16.3.2 ASSIGNING MERGE ORDER So far we have merged our two File menus into a single menu. The next step is to clean up the contents of this menu. This involves setting the appropriate MergeType for each menu, and using the MergeOrder property to establish the order of these items within the merged menu. The MergeOrder property contains the zero-based position where the menu should appear within the merged menu. If multiple items are assigned the same order, they appear one after another in the merged menu. This is the case in our existing code, where all menus in the File menu use the default MergeOrder value of zero. Before we start making changes to our existing menus, let s step back and consider what a reasonable File menu should contain for our MDI application. Such a menu is described by the following table, which shows the menu name, its position, a short description, and some implementation notes.

Contents of the merged File menu in our MDI application Menu name New Open Position Description 0 1 Opens a new album in a new MDI child window. Opens an existing album file in a new MDI child window. Implementation Notes Same as existing New menu in the ParentForm class. This should be processed by the ParentForm class in order to create the new child window.

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Contents of the merged File menu in our MDI application (continued) Menu name Close separator Save Save As separator Exit Position Description 2 3 4 5 6 7 Closes all child windows as well as Same as existing Exit menu in the the MDI container form. ParentForm class. Saves the album in the active MDI child window. Saves the album in the active MDI child window under a new name. Same as existing Save menu in the MainForm class Same as existing Save As menu in the MainForm class. Closes the active MDI child window. Implementation Notes Similar to the Exit menu in the

This details how the merged menu should look. There is still the question of the menu structure in the ParentForm and MainForm classes. Based on the previous table, we can establish how the File menu should appear for each Form class. The following table details the contents of each menu, and describes its behavior in the merged menu object.

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