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If you need to check the access rights of the current user for a MenuItem, the following snippet can give you an example.
{
AccessRight accessRight = AccessRight::NoAccess;
accessRight = SecurityRights::construct().menuItemAccessRight(SecurableType::MenuItemDisplay, menuitemDisplayStr(CustGroup));
info(strFmt("%1", accessRight));
}