On Mon, 27 Nov 2006 08:23:41 +0100 "Liviu Andronic" <landronimirc@xxxxxxxxx> wrote: > > > > > The "top level" items in the menu don't do anything, it's the sub-menu > > items that are relevant. > > > > > > Without getting too technical, each action has flags indicating > > circumstances in which it may not be used. The only action named > > "plugin.<something>" is "plugin.<menu>", which is not a real action, it's a > > layout instruction for the main context menu. So it's not allowed for a > > key-binding, and there's no sub-menu item for it. But we can't get at the > > internals of gtk's menu construction, to tell it to omit items for which > > there's no sub-menu. > > I'm not sure that I understood this last part, but I thought that it would > be nice to make these "top level" items deactivated (with a sort of > grayish colour). I am talking about the items that are > "top" inside the submenus. > In practice these are not used and they distract attention, somewhat. Sorry, same response as last time - no can do. This menu is a gtk "black box" in the sense that there is no API for accessing or manipulating its internals. Otherwise, it would also have been nicer to pre-select the current item in the menu. Regards Tom -- Users can unsubscribe from the list by sending email to emelfm2-request@xxxxxxxxxxxxx with 'unsubscribe' in the subject field or by logging into the web interface.