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    <p>I'm working on a System Tray Application for a project. I'm currently stuck on when I click on "Toggle On" it won't change itself to "Toggle Off", I was hoping that maybe someone could tell me what i'm doing wrong and help me with fixing it.</p> <p>Code for the Context Menu</p> <pre><code>using System; using System.Diagnostics; using System.Windows.Forms; using TestApplicationforRIVC.Properties; using System.Drawing; namespace TestApplicationforRIVC { class RIVCContextMenu { //Is Add Box Displayed? bool isAddLoaded = false; //Is the Clear box Displayed? bool isClearLoaded = false; //Is it listening for voice? bool toggleOn = false; //Creates this Instance public ContextMenuStrip Create() { //Add the Default Menu Options ContextMenuStrip menu = new ContextMenuStrip(); ToolStripMenuItem item; ToolStripMenuItem off; ToolStripSeparator sep; if(toggleOn) { //Toggle Off item = new ToolStripMenuItem(); item.Text = "Toggle Off"; item.Click += new EventHandler(toggleOffClick); item.Image = Resources.toggleOff; menu.Items.Add(item); } if(!toggleOn) { //Toggle On item = new ToolStripMenuItem(); item.Text = "Toggle On"; item.Click += new EventHandler(toggleOnClick); item.Image = Resources.toggleOn; menu.Items.Add(item); } // Separator. sep = new ToolStripSeparator(); menu.Items.Add(sep); //Add to RIVC Library item = new ToolStripMenuItem(); item.Text = "Add to Library"; item.Click += new EventHandler(addClick); item.Image = Resources.Add; menu.Items.Add(item); //Clear RIVC Library item = new ToolStripMenuItem(); item.Text = "Clear Library"; item.Click += new EventHandler(clearClick); item.Image = Resources.Delete; menu.Items.Add(item); // Separator. sep = new ToolStripSeparator(); menu.Items.Add(sep); //Exit Program item = new ToolStripMenuItem(); item.Text = "Exit"; item.Click += new System.EventHandler(exitClick); item.Image = Resources.Exit; menu.Items.Add(item); return menu; } //Handles the Click Event of the Toggle On Control void toggleOnClick(object sender, EventArgs e) { toggleOn = true; } //Handles the Click Even of the Toggle Off Control void toggleOffClick(object sender, EventArgs e) { toggleOn = false; } //Handles the Click Event of the Add Control void addClick(object sender, EventArgs e) { if(!isAddLoaded) { isAddLoaded = true; //enter Dialog Box Info isAddLoaded = false; } } //Handles the Click Event of the Clear Control void clearClick(object sender, EventArgs e) { if(!isClearLoaded) { isClearLoaded = true; //enter dialog box info isClearLoaded = false; } } //Handles the Click Event of the Exit Control void exitClick(object sender, EventArgs e) { Application.Exit(); } } } </code></pre> <p>Hopefully You guys can help me out with solving this little bug.</p>
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    1. COWhy create a completely new menu each time? Why not just change the .Text() property of the ToolStripMenuItem() in the Click handler?
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    2. COWhen you click on "Toggle On" you just change the 'toggleOn' field to 'true'. Do you create a new instance of the ContextMenuStrip? I would suggest you to do what @Idle_Mind suggested and change the Text, then you can have single handler to change 'toggleOn'.
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