// The "MyMenu" class.
// Your Name
import java.applet.*;
import java.awt.*;
import java.awt.event.*;

public class MyMenu extends Applet
{
    Frame f = new Frame("to hold the menu");// every menu needs to be part of a frame
    
    
    public void init ()
    {
	Menu sub = new Menu("submenu");//create a submenu
    sub.add("demoitem");//put in an item
    sub.add(new CheckboxMenuItem("demo",true) );//put in a checkbox item
    
    Menu m = new Menu("onbar", true);// create a menu to go on a menu bar
    MenuItem item1 = new MenuItem("first");//put an item in the menu
    item1.setShortcut( new MenuShortcut(KeyEvent.VK_N));//create a shortcut using a control key
    m.add(item1);//put item1 in the menu
    //item1.addActionListener(
    m.addSeparator();//put in a separator
    
    MenuItem item2 = new MenuItem("second");//create another item to put in the menu    
    item2.setEnabled(false);//disable the second item
    m.add(item2);//put in the disabled item
    m.add(sub);//put in the submenu
    m.add("more");//add one more item to m
    
    MenuBar mb = new MenuBar();//create a menu bar
    mb.add(m);//put m on the menu bar
    
    f.setMenuBar(mb);//put the menu bar into the frame
    f.setBounds(40, 130, 250, 130);//set the bounds on the frame size
    f.show();//show the frame with the menubar in it
 
    } // init method
    
     public boolean action(Event e, Object o)
    {
       
	if (e.target instanceof Button) //check to see if a button was pushed
	//see Chapter 7 for getting doubles.
	{
	    
	}
	return true;
    }//action method
    
    public void paint (Graphics g)
    {
	// Place the body of the drawing method here
    } // paint method
} // MyMenu class