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public  class  java.awt.MenuBar
    extends  java.awt.MenuComponent  (II-§1.31)
    implements java.awt.MenuContainer  (II-§1.44)
{
        // Constructors
    public MenuBar();	§1.30.1

        // Methods
    public Menu add(Menu  m);	§1.30.2
    public void addNotify();	§1.30.3
    public int countMenus();	§1.30.4
    public Menu getHelpMenu();	§1.30.5
    public Menu getMenu(int  i);	§1.30.6
    public void remove(int  index);	§1.30.7
    public void remove(MenuComponent  m);	§1.30.8
    public void removeNotify();	§1.30.9
    public void setHelpMenu(Menu  m);	§1.30.10
}

In order to attach the menu bar to a frame, the setMenuBar method (II-§1.19.28) in class Frame must be called.

This is what a menubar looks like

Creates a new menu bar.

Adds the specified menu to this menu bar.

Parameters:

m - the menu to be added

Returns:

the menu added.

This method calls the createMenuBar method (II-§1.41.15) of this object's toolkit (II-§1.10.20) in order to create a MenuBarPeer (II-§3.13) for this menu bar. This peer allows the application to change the look of a menu barwithout changing its functionality.

Most applications do not call this method directly.

Returns:

the number of menus on this menu bar.

Returns:

the help menu on this menu bar.

Parameters:

i - the position of the menu to be returned

Returns:

the menu at the specified index of this menu bar.

Removes the menu located at the specified index from this menu bar.

Parameters:

index - the position of the menu to be removed

Removes the specified menu component from this menu bar.

Parameters:

m - the menu component to be removed

Notifies this menu bar to destroy its peer.

This menu bar also notifies each of its menus to destroy their peers.

Overrides:

removeNotify in class MenuComponent (II-§1.31.7).

Sets the help menu on this menu bar to be the specified menu.

Parameters:

m - the help menu

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