Fix hiding/showing items with submenus on Windows#204
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Thanks @simonlindholm just wanted to acknowledge these and to thank you and to let you know we'll get to them! |
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@en0ma I wonder if you could possibly take a look at these PRs? |
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+1 - The existing behavior also produces a panic if you call Hide() on the parent menu then call Hide() on the sub menu later. (That's what brought me here.) |
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Calling Hide() on a menu item with a submenu would call DeleteMenu, which deletes both the item and the submenu. The submenu would then get lost when calling Show() again.
Switch to RemoveMenu, which only deletes the item, preserving the menu for Show() to resurrect.
(This already works as expected on Linux, haven't been able to test macOS.)