Feature request: some APIs

[epheien]

1. check menu is open
2. close menu

[siduck]

you're supposed to press enter or press q/esc to close the window.

As for mouse=true, you can just click outside the menu and it'll close

[epheien]

you're supposed to press enter or press q/esc to close the window.

As for mouse=true, you can just click outside the menu and it'll close

The problem is that if I press the mouse twice, the menu will pop up twice.

      local callback = function(mouse)
        return function()
          local options = vim.bo.ft == "NvimTree" and "nvimtree" or "mydef"
          require("menu").open(options, { mouse = mouse, border = false })
        end
      end
      vim.keymap.set("n", "<RightRelease>", callback(true), {})
      vim.keymap.set("n", "Z", callback(false), { nowait = true })

[siduck]

right click twice you mean?

[epheien]

right click twice you mean?

Yes. The expectation is to close the menu and then reopen it.

So I need to know if menu is open then close it, finally open it.

[siduck]

local menu_opened =  #require("menu.state").bufids > 0

[epheien]

local menu_opened =  #require("menu.state").bufids > 0

It works.

And is there still an interface to manualy close the menu?

[siduck]

you need to focus on the menu and press q

to do this programmatically, use nvim_buf_call and get any bufid from the bufids and callback should be this : vim.api.nvim_feedkeys("q", "x", false)

[siduck]

@epheien the issue should be fixed now, it wont allow more than 1 menu instance