I am not agnaist using pCmdInfo->lpVerb
but my problem is how will we handle the situation when we create the rightclick submenus dynamically. For example, I have the following scenario:
if(strcmp(cRegKeyVal,"Connected")==0)
{
//g_bConnectStatus=TRUE;
InsertMenu ( m_hSubmenu , 0, MF_BYPOSITION|MF_GRAYED, m_uCmdID++, _T("Connect") );
InsertMenu ( m_hSubmenu , 1, MF_BYPOSITION, m_uCmdID++, _T("DicConnect") );
InsertMenu ( m_hSubmenu , 2, MF_BYPOSITION, m_uCmdID++, _T("Configure") );
InsertMenu ( m_hSubmenu , 3, MF_BYPOSITION, m_uCmdID++, _T("Menu4") );
InsertMenu ( m_hSubmenu , 4, MF_BYPOSITION, m_uCmdID++, _T("About") );
}
else
{
//g_bConnectStatus=FALSE;
InsertMenu ( m_hSubmenu , 0, MF_BYPOSITION, m_uCmdID++, _T("Connect") );
InsertMenu ( m_hSubmenu , 3, MF_BYPOSITION, m_uCmdID++, _T("Help") );
InsertMenu ( m_hSubmenu , 4, MF_BYPOSITION, m_uCmdID++, _T("About") );
}
..
..
InsertMenuItem ( hmenu, uMenuIndex, TRUE, &mii );
}
Now If I am using pCmdInfo->lpVerb
with switch case , as demonstrated below, then Case 1
is getting executed Whether I click on DisConnect
(Menu Item Inserted in If condition in above code snippet) or Help
(Menu Item Inserted in Else part as above code snippet)
switch ( LOWORD( pCmdInfo->lpVerb) )
{
case 0:
{
//Your Logi for Case-0
}
break;
case 1:
{
//Your Logi for Case-I
}
break;
}