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## Menubar and Titlebar With Trinkets
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## Menus - MenubarCustom instead of Menu
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There's a tricky issue with Trinket. Trinket doesn't supply a titlebar by default. You may notice that many of the older examples here lack a titlebar. That's because it's only been in 2021 that a custom titlebar was developed and automatically added when the runtime enironment is Trinket.
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There's one issue with these Custom Titlebars.... you need a custom Menubar to go with them. -sigh-
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You'll find MenubarCustom is an element that works much like a normal Menu element.
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## Info from original Trinket made in 2019, but code updated in 2021:
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This demo shows you how you can add a menu bar to your program.
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You will receive events that are the menu item's text or the menu
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item's key.
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The main purpose of this demo is to teach you the layout of a menu definition.
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It is a basic Python list with listings inside that respresent the cascading
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of menus. You can go as deep as you with.
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Notice that the `ButtonMenu` Element is a little different. The MenuBar and right click menus both return the menu item chosen as the event. For the `ButtonMenu` Element the key of the button is returned. The menu item chosen is in the values variable. It's a 2-step process to get the menu item chosen for `ButtonMenu` elements.
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<iframe src="https://trinket.io/embed/pygame/b96cfa2f55" width="100%" height="600" frameborder="0" marginwidth="0" marginheight="0" allowfullscreen></iframe>
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