Action	Returns or sets the action string associated with the control.
Caption	A synonymous for the Text property.
Checked	Indicates if a menu is checked.
Children	Returns a collection of each child of the menu.
Closed	Return if a menu is closed.
Enabled	Indicates if the menu is enabled.
Name	Returns or sets the name of the menu control.
Parent	Return the parent of the menu, or `NULL` the menu is a top-level menu.
Picture	Returns or sets the icon displayed in the menu.
Proxy	Return or set the proxy of a menu.
Radio	Return or set if a menu acts like a radio button.
Shortcut	Returns or sets the shorcut key name of the menu.
Tag	Returns or sets the tag associated with the menu.
Text	Returns or sets the text displayed in the menu.
Toggle	Returns or sets if this Menu acts like a toggle.
Value	A synonymous for the Checked property.
Visible	Indicates if the menu is visible.
Window	Returns the Window this Menu belongs to.

Methods

Close	Close an opened popup menu.
Delete	Deletes the menu.
Hide	Hides a menu.
Popup	Open the menu under the mouse, and waits until it is closed.
Show	Shows the menu.

Events

Click	Raised when the user clicked on the menu.
Hide	This event is raised just after the menu has been hidden.
Show	Raised just before the menu is shown.

A popup menu is built by creating a hierarchy tree of Menu objects.

To create a top-level menu, i.e. an entry in the menu bar, the window must be the parent object of the menu.

As soon as a window has at least one visible top-level menu, the window menu bar becomes visible. Otherwise, it is hidden.

The Unity desktop removes the menu bar from the application window to put it on the top desktop panel.

Alas, it does not work well on windows that are not top-level windows, but embedded windows (like the Workspace control does).

To workaround the problem, run the following code at the very beginning of your program:

Application.Env["APPMENU_DISPLAY_BOTH"] = "1"

To create a contextual popup menu not visible on the menu bar, just set its Visible property to False.

Menu entries are Menu objects having no child.

Note that Menu controls do not inherit the Control class, and they do not raise any event of the Control class.

The order of menu entries in its popup parent menu follows the order of the creation.

If the Text property of a menu entry is void, then that menu entry is replaced by a separator.

Useless separators are automatically removed when the popup menu is shown.