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----
-title: MenuBar
-order: 25
-layout: page
----
-
-[[components.menubar]]
-= [classname]#MenuBar#
-
-The [classname]#MenuBar# component allows creating horizontal dropdown menus,
-much like the main menu in desktop applications.
-
-[[figure.components.menubar]]
-.Menu Bar
-image::img/menubar-example1.png[]
-
-[[components.menubar.creation]]
-== Creating a Menu
-
-The actual menu bar component is first created as follows:
-
-
-[source, java]
-----
-MenuBar barmenu = new MenuBar();
-main.addComponent(barmenu);
-----
-
-You insert the top-level menu items to the [classname]#MenuBar# object with the
-[methodname]#addItem()# method. It takes a string label, an icon resource, and a
-command as its parameters. The icon and command are not required and can be
-[parameter]#null#. The [methodname]#addItem()# method returns a
-[classname]#MenuBar.MenuItem# object, which you can use to add sub-menu items.
-The [classname]#MenuItem# has an identical [methodname]#addItem()# method.
-
-For example (the command is explained later):
-
-
-[source, java]
-----
-// A top-level menu item that opens a submenu
-MenuItem drinks = barmenu.addItem("Beverages", null, null);
-
-// Submenu item with a sub-submenu
-MenuItem hots = drinks.addItem("Hot", null, null);
-hots.addItem("Tea",
-    new ThemeResource("icons/tea-16px.png"),    mycommand);
-hots.addItem("Coffee",
-    new ThemeResource("icons/coffee-16px.png"), mycommand);
-
-// Another submenu item with a sub-submenu
-MenuItem colds = drinks.addItem("Cold", null, null);
-colds.addItem("Milk",      null, mycommand);
-colds.addItem("Weissbier", null, mycommand);
-
-// Another top-level item
-MenuItem snacks = barmenu.addItem("Snacks", null, null);
-snacks.addItem("Weisswurst", null, mycommand);
-snacks.addItem("Bratwurst",  null, mycommand);
-snacks.addItem("Currywurst", null, mycommand);
-        
-// Yet another top-level item
-MenuItem servs = barmenu.addItem("Services", null, null);
-servs.addItem("Car Service", null, mycommand);
-----
-
-
-[[components.menubar.commands]]
-== Handling Menu Selection
-
-Menu selection is handled by executing a __command__ when the user selects an
-item from the menu. A command is a call-back class that implements the
-[classname]#MenuBar.Command# interface.
-
-
-[source, java]
-----
-// A feedback component
-final Label selection = new Label("-");
-main.addComponent(selection);
-
-// Define a common menu command for all the menu items.
-MenuBar.Command mycommand = new MenuBar.Command() {
-    public void menuSelected(MenuItem selectedItem) {
-        selection.setValue("Ordered a " +
-                           selectedItem.getText() +
-                           " from menu.");
-    }  
-};
-----
-
-
-ifdef::web[]
-[[components.menubar.menuitem]]
-== Menu Items
-
-Menu items have properties such as a caption, icon, enabled, visible, and
-description (tooltip). The meaning of these is the same as for components.
-
-Submenus are created by adding sub-items to an item with [methodname]#addItem()#
-or [methodname]#addItemBefore()#.
-
-The __command__ property is a [classname]#MenuBar.Command# that is called when
-the particular menu item is selected. The [methodname]#menuSelected()# callback
-gets the clicked menu item as its parameter.
-
-Menus can have __separators__, which are defined before or after an item with
-[methodname]#addSeparatorBefore()# or [methodname]#addSeparator()# on the item,
-respectively.
-
-
-[source, java]
-----
-MenuItem drinks = barmenu.addItem("Beverages", null, null);
-...
-
-// A sub-menu item after a separator
-drinks.addSeparator();
-drinks.addItem("Quit Drinking", null, null);
-----
-
-Enabling __checkable__ on an menu item with [methodname]#setCheckable()# allows
-the user to switch between checked and unchecked state by clicking on the item.
-You can set the checked state with [methodname]#setChecked()#. Note that if such
-an item has a command, the checked state is not flipped automatically, but you
-need to do it explicitly.
-
-Menu items have various other properties as well, see the API documentation for
-more details.
-
-endif::web[]
-
-[[components.menubar.css]]
-== CSS Style Rules
-
-
-[source, css]
-----
-.v-menubar { }
-  .v-menubar-submenu { }
-    .v-menubar-menuitem { }
-      .v-menubar-menuitem-caption { }
-    .v-menubar-menuitem-selected { }
-    .v-menubar-submenu-indicator { }
-----
-
-The menu bar has the overall style name [literal]#++.v-menubar++#. Each menu
-item has [literal]#++.v-menubar-menuitem++# style normally and additionally
-[literal]#++.v-menubar-selected++# when the item is selected, that is, when the
-mouse pointer hovers over it. The item caption is inside a
-[literal]#++v-menubar-menuitem-caption++#. In the top-level menu bar, the items
-are directly under the component element.
-
-Submenus are floating [literal]#++v-menubar-submenu++# elements outside the menu
-bar element. Therefore, you should not try to match on the component element for
-the submenu popups. In submenus, any further submenu levels are indicated with a
-[literal]#++v-menubar-submenu-indicator++#.
-
-ifdef::web[]
-[[components.menubar.css.menuitems]]
-=== Styling Menu Items
-
-You can set the CSS style name for the menu items with
-[methodname]#setStyleName()#, just like for components. The style name will be
-prepended with [literal]#++v-menubar-menuitem-++#. As [classname]#MenuBar# does
-not indicate the previous selection in any way, you can do that by highlighting
-the previously selected item. However, beware that the [literal]#++selected++#
-style for menu items, that is, [literal]#++v-menubar-menuitem-selected++#, is
-reserved for mouse-hover indication.
-
-
-[source, java]
-----
-MenuBar barmenu = new MenuBar();
-barmenu.addStyleName("mybarmenu");
-layout.addComponent(barmenu);
-        
-// A feedback component
-final Label selection = new Label("-");
-layout.addComponent(selection);
-
-// Define a common menu command for all the menu items
-MenuBar.Command mycommand = new MenuBar.Command() {
-    MenuItem previous = null;
-
-    public void menuSelected(MenuItem selectedItem) {
-        selection.setValue("Ordered a " +
-                selectedItem.getText() +
-                " from menu.");
-
-        if (previous != null)
-            previous.setStyleName(null);
-        selectedItem.setStyleName("highlight");
-        previous = selectedItem;
-    }  
-};
-        
-// Put some items in the menu
-barmenu.addItem("Beverages", null, mycommand);
-barmenu.addItem("Snacks", null, mycommand);
-barmenu.addItem("Services", null, mycommand);
-----
-
-You could then style the highlighting in CSS as follows:
-
-
-[source, css]
-----
-.mybarmenu .v-menubar-menuitem-highlight {
-    background: #000040; /* Dark blue */
-}
-----
-
-endif::web[]
-
-
-
-