`MenuBar` and `MenuBox`

[Amar1729]

I'm not entirely sure how to use the MenuBar or MenuBox widgets. I read through the code a little bit and what I think I understand is -

MenuBar takes a menu_struct parameter to initialize, which i gather is supposed to be a dictionary like { "label": Widget } where Widget is specifically a type of widget that supports interaction?

sidenote - Not sure if this is a bug, but if I pass a dictionary containing say a WLabel as one of the widgets, the MenuBar will fail to display it because WLabels don't have a self.kbuf attribute (should WLabel and other non-interactive widgets call super().__init__() in their own __init__?)

So if I pass radiobuttons or checkboxes as the widgets for the MenuBar, is the typical use case for this to function as something like a horizontal "multiple choice dropdown" that can expand different interactive widgets?

another sidenote - passing a WDropDown doesn't work well either, since a dropdown's handle_key calls self.owner.redraw(), and self.owner isn't set for dropdowns or comboboxes in a menu bar (it's only set when those items are added to a Dialog). not sure if this is expected behavior either.

WMenuBox seems similar but smaller+vertical rather than horizontal.

[pfalcon]

From README:

Documentation

Picotui is an experimental WIP project, and the best documentation currently is the source code (https://github.com/pfalcon/picotui/tree/master/picotui) and examples (see below).

Examples
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example_menu.py - Shows a "fullscreen" application with a main menu.