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blockly > MenuOption
An individual option in the dropdown menu. Can be either the string literal separator for a menu separator item, or an array for normal action menu items. In the latter case, the first element is the human-readable value (text, ImageProperties object, or HTML element), and the second element is the language-neutral value.
Signature:
export type MenuOption = [string | ImageProperties | HTMLElement, string] | 'separator';
References: ImageProperties
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Last updated 2025-05-16 UTC.
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