Method XbpMenu():disable() Foundation
Disables the Xbase Part.
:disable() --> lSuccess
This method returns the value .T. (true) when the Xbase Part could be marked as "disabled", otherwise .F. (false) is returned.
:disable() temporarily deactivates the menu object so that it can no longer be accessed with the keyboard or the mouse. The dialog element is reactivated using the :enable() method.
Unlike other Xbase Parts derived from class XbpWindow, a menu object cannot be disabled. To simulate disabled state, the :disable() method implemented in class XbpMenu uses method :disableItem() to temporarily disable all menu items added to the menu object. In addition, if the object is a submenu, the method also disables the corresponding item in the parent menu. A submenu is a XbpMenu object which is added to another menu or menubar object using the method :addItem().
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