Chris Vik

I have to say, I don't feel this object being the most intuitive of things. I have a simple menubar script with the following:

When I attempt to add a another menu title (like in the example) "#X menutitle 5 Super-Duper;" I get an error in the Max window:

So I change the menu index to 4 and I get the error message:

It feels like Max is trolling me. Any ideas?

When I attempt to add a another menu title (like in the example) "#X menutitle 5 Super-Duper;" I get an error in the Max window:
"menutitle: index must be 

So I change the menu index to 4 and I get the error message:
"menutitle: index must be >= 5 (was 4)"

menubar-cant-add-menu-title

Is it that the term 'file' in the sixth line should be changed in 'menutitle'? Anyway, don't forget to specify the argument 5 in the menubar object.

The "file 5 Set Workspace..." is adding Set Workspace to the bottom of the File menu. But all this works as desired. It's only when I attempt to add a new menu title that it gives me that error and doesn't save my preferences.

Could you explain what you mean by "specify the argument 5 in the menubar object"?

*EDIT* Sorry, I understand now. The menubar object requires an INT argument to signify the number of menu title outlets if more than the standard 4 are desired.

I realised this IS listed in the help file, however it's explained only within the argument description for the argument listed as "display".

[menubar] can't add menu title