问题
I noticed that adding a MenuStrip
(from the Toolbox) to my form design doesn't yield a menu bar like the one seen in many native Windows applications. Instead I get a menu bar like Visual Studio's own. None of the style settings for MenuStrip
appear to mimic the much more common native menu bar.
Is there a way to add a menu bar to my Windows Forms application that looks the same as the one you see in Notepad, Task Manager and others? (Preferably with the designer, but I wouldn't mind adding it programmatically either.)
Screenshot for illustration:

回答1:
This is easy.
Goto your Toolbox, right click anywhere inside and select "Choose Items". When the dialog loads and appears, scroll down til you see MainMenu. Add that to the toolbox, and you've got yourself a native Menu Bar!
Happy coding!
回答2:
You can do this by setting your form's Menu
property, like this:
private void Form1_Load(object sender, EventArgs e)
{
this.Menu = new MainMenu();
MenuItem item = new MenuItem("File");
this.Menu.MenuItems.Add(item);
item.MenuItems.Add("Save", new EventHandler(Save_Click));
item.MenuItems.Add("Open", new EventHandler(Open_Click));
item = new MenuItem("Edit");
this.Menu.MenuItems.Add(item);
item.MenuItems.Add("Copy", new EventHandler(Copy_Click));
item.MenuItems.Add("Paste", new EventHandler(Paste_Click));
// etc ...
}
private void Save_Click(object sender, EventArgs e)
{
// save
}
These menus will look like "normal" system menus.
I couldn't find any designer support for this, though. In my defense, I didn't try real hard.
回答3:
Instead of using a the MainMenu
component you can create your own renderer for the MenuStrip
component. The advantage here is being able to add images to MenuStripItem
objects. Here is the pastebin for the custom renderer:
NativeRenderer
There are different themes that can be applied in the constructor of the renderer. Try them all to see the native themes. To use this renderer simply set the instance to the MenuStrip
Renderer property:
menuStrip.Renderer = new NativeRenderer([theme]);
回答4:
I normally set the MenuStrip's RenderMode
to System
which gives a minimalist, single colour menu (no gradients or anything decadent like that).
If that does not go far enough, then you'll likely have to jump through some low-level hoops to get what you want.
来源:https://stackoverflow.com/questions/2778109/standard-windows-menu-bars-in-windows-forms