menu.realSticky()
m.realSticky(true | false | ())
Displays the menu permanently on the screen. This is different from
the "sticky()" method, which only makes it permanent until the user
clicks the border. A "realSticky()" menu has a blue border,
a "sticky()" menu a red one.
Note that menus are not permanent by default. Most menus will
be created as submenus for other menus and will disappear after having been
clicked. To create a main menu, it *must* be positioned by
"showAt()" and made permanent by "realSticky()"
Like all functions of this kind, the method can be called
in three ways: without a parameter, in which case it returns the
actual visibility of the helpFrame as a boolean, or with one parameter:
true or false, in which case it makes the helpFrame visible or invisible.
Toggling can be done by
m.realSticky ( ! m.realSticky() )