Check if GetMenu returns a valid handle and change return type to int for GetMenuItemCount #306
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chcg
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chcg
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chcg
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I don't know what I was thinking, but you're right, of course. I can make the changes today after work. |
The change was made to match the type of the for loop variable to the value returned by GetMenuItemCount.
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This solves the issue that if the menu has been disabled by a user, getMenu returns a NULL pointer and then GetMenuItemCount, returns -1, which is cast to an unsigned int, which then means that it takes a very long time to iterate over non-existent menu items.
Fixes #305