CommonControls (Replacement of the MS common controls)

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Update released.

ToolBar buttons can have a dropdown button menu only without submenus.
Of course you can handle the ButtonDropDown event and show your own menu. However, it would be easier to just supply a menu handle to a button object which takes care of positioning, exclude rects, WM_CANCELMODE upon recursive invocation, left or right align etc. already built-in in the ToolBar control.

Therefore included the hMenu run-time property in the TbrButton object.
Returns/sets a handle to a popup menu which will be used as a button dropdown menu.
This is especially useful when a menu with submenus is needed. You can supply whatever menu which is accepted by TrackPopupMenuEx. (e.g. GetMenu()+GetSubMenu() of a VB.Form)
Included ButtonMenuClick2 event in the ToolBar control.

Your application is responsible for destroying the menu handle when it is no longer needed. Best is to also set Button.hMenu to 0 when your app destroys the menu handle.