ezMenu("menu_name", menu_text [, modify_func])
the name of the menu that all items will be added to. if there is no label/subroutine stated in the menu text then the menu name will become the default label that will run when a menu item is clicked
a string containing menu text or the path of a file that contains menu text.
the file types that menu text can be read from are: .txt, .menu and .menu.ahk
the name of the function that will run just before the menu text is parsed. this is used for changing the menu text in some way such as replacing the names of variables with their actual contents
run the file example.ahk to see some examples of the above parameters in use
level 1.1
level 2.1 sub-menu
level 2.2
level 1.2
level 1.3
any text that is indented by 1 tab or 4 spaces will become a sub-menu.
lines that contain only 3 dashes --- will become menu separators
putting an exclamation mark on either side of a label name will set that as the default label for the current item and every item below it:
item text !default_label_name!
this can also be used on a line on its own so its not tied to any item:
!default_label_name!
to change the label for the current item only then put one exclamation on the left:
item text !another_label_name
in both cases, if the label exists then ! + label name text will be removed
note: if no label names are stated in the menu text then the menu name used in parameter 1 will become the default label
.item text
start the line with a full stop to have the item disabled (greyed out)
*item text
start the line with an asterick to set the item as the default (bold text)
lines with a semi-colon at the start will be ignored.
(at the moment its not possible to comment out a parent menu item and have all its sub items ignored)
item text ; comment explaining the item
if you want to have comments after an item then use the item_mod() function in example.ahk to strip them out once the item is clicked