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Updating ContextMenu MenuItems depending on location of right click

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illegal.prime@gmail.com - 28 Apr 2006 22:52 GMT
Hey all, I'm getting a weird bug, where I will add sub menu items to a
menu item in my context menu and sometimes the sub menu items appear
and sometimes they don't.

I can see from my logging that the code is successfully using the
MenuItems.Add to add the sub menu - is there anything that might cause
this sort of bug.

I also, initially do a Clear on the submenu since the list of sub menu
items can change from one click to the next.

Thanks for any suggestions,
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illegal.prime@gmail.com - 29 Apr 2006 00:34 GMT
The answer to this appears to be to remove the submenu's parent, add
the children to the submenu parent, then re-add the submenu parent.

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