Function CreatePluginMenu( _
   ByVal hMenu As System.Integer, _
   ByVal lInsertPosition As System.Integer, _
   ByRef plStartID As System.Integer, _
   ByVal lSelFileCount As System.Integer, _
   ByVal lSelFolderCount As System.Integer, _
   ByVal lCreateMenuFlags As System.Integer, _
   ByRef plItemCount As System.Integer _
) As IEdmMenu5

IEdmMenu5 CreatePluginMenu( 
   System.int hMenu,
   System.int lInsertPosition,
   out System.int plStartID,
   System.int lSelFileCount,
   System.int lSelFolderCount,
   System.int lCreateMenuFlags,
   out System.int plItemCount
)

IEdmMenu5^ CreatePluginMenu( 
&   System.int hMenu,
&   System.int lInsertPosition,
&   [Out] System.int plStartID,
&   System.int lSelFileCount,
&   System.int lSelFolderCount,
&   System.int lCreateMenuFlags,
&   [Out] System.int plItemCount
) 

Parameters

hMenu

Handle of menu in which to insert add-in commands

lInsertPosition

Zero-based index of the position in the menu where new menu items should be inserted; -1 to append new menu items to the bottom of the menu

plStartID

Next available menu command ID (see Remarks)

lSelFileCount

Number of selected files

lSelFolderCount

Number of selected folders

lCreateMenuFlags

Combination of CreateMenuFlags bits

plItemCount

Number of menu items added

Return Value

When this method is called, plStartID should be the first free menu command ID that a new command is assigned. When this method returns, plStartID is the first free menu command ID after IDs for new menu commands have been reserved.

When the user chooses one of the menu items added by this method, your program must call IEdmMenu5::OnMenuItem.

Return codes: 

• S_OK: The method successfully executed.