You might try the download section... there is something called Visual Menu Designer (VMD) - as I recall it's shareware. I've never used it so can't comment on how well it works - but it sounds like what you're looking for.

>Hi all,
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>Am using a framework where I have not really had to use right-click menus for the most part. Needed one recently for a grid and found that the framework class for this is *really* old (they say so themselves in the intro to the class). Was thinking of creating my own class anyhow and need some input. Here is a general overview of how their class works:
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>- based on custom class
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>- class loads and has empty methods to define bars etc
>- when initializing, you can pass in the form and the calling object (in my case, an object reference to the grid)
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>- after loading everything, class has this code:
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>ACTIVATE POPUP ShortCut
>STORE UPPER(ALLTRIM(PROMPT())) TO This.icSelPrompt
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>- basically, they just capture the prompt used
>- they then have another method where you can put in a big CASE statement and based on the prompt, jump to the action
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>- this works: I use the following to "reach back" to the form and execute a method there e.g.
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>CASE THIS.icSelPrompt == "Delete"
>   THIS.ioCallingForm.DeleteDocument(THIS.ioCallingObject)  etc
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>But I sort of wanted to use ON SELECTION BAR to jump to the form but could not figure out how to do that e.g.
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>ON SELECTION BAR <bar> THIS.ioCallingForm.DeleteDocument()
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>Reading the help, I see why: you can only execute a command. So I would need to call a .prg or a procedure in some procedure file (and then I would suspect that there would be problems anyhow as a popup is sort of just "out there" on it's own i.e. I am not sure I could get back to the last active form anyhow.
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>So my question: is this the only real design for a class if I need to be able to reference something on the calling form or calling object?
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>Thanks,
>Albert