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<oPopUp>:close([<lCloseChild>]) --> self
<lCloseChild> is a logical value that indicates whether
PopUpMenu:close() should deactivate the pop-up menu in its selected
item, which in turn deactivates the pop-up menu in its selected item
and so on. This is useful for nested menus where multiple levels of
choices are presented. A value of true (.T.) indicates that child
pop-up menu items should be closed. A value of false (.F.) indicates
that child pop-up menu items should not be closed. The default value
is true.
close() is a method of the PopUpMenu class that is used for
deactivating a pop-up menu. When called, PopUpMenu:close() performs
three operations. First, if the value of <lCloseChild> is not false
(.F.) , close() determines if its selected menu item contains a
PopUpMenu object. If so, it calls its selected menu item's close()
method. Second, close() restores the previous contents of the region
of the screen that it occupies. Third, close() sets its selected
item to 0.
Note: This message only has meaning when the pop-up menu is
open.
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