CMenu::InsertMenu() is a member function of the MFC class CMenu. It is used to insert a new menu item into an existing menu or submenu. This function takes four arguments: the position at which to insert the new item, the flags associated with the new item, the identifier of the new item, and the text that will appear for the new item.
Example 1: Inserting a new menu item at the end of an existing menu
In this example, a new submenu is added to an existing submenu at position 3. The new submenu is created using CMenu and its handle is passed in as the fourth argument to InsertMenu().
Package library: Microsoft Foundation Class (MFC) Library
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