Syntax:
MENU menu-id [load-option] [mem-option] [codepage] BEGIN menuitem-definition . . . END
The MENU statement defines the contents of a menu resource. A menu resource is a collection of information that defines the appearance and function of an application menu. A menu is a special input tool that lets a user choose commands from a list of command names. A menu resource can be loaded from the executable file when needed by using the WinLoadMenu function.
You can provide any number of MENU statements in a resource script file, but each statement must specify a unique menu-id value. You can provide any number of menuitem-definition statements in the menu. These define the submenus and menu items (commands) in the menu. The order of the statements defines the order of the menu items.
menu-id
MENUITEM and SUBMENU statements define the individual commands or submenus in the given menu. For details about these statements, see MENUITEM Statement and SUBMENU Statement.
Example
This example creates a menu resource whose menu identifier is 1. The menu contains a menu item named Alpha and a submenu named Beta. The submenu contains two menu items, Item 1 and Item 2.
MENU 1BEGIN MENUITEM "Alpha", 100 SUBMENU "Beta", 101 BEGIN MENUITEM "Item 1", 200 MENUITEM "Item 2", 201, , MIA_CHECKED END END