It might be interesting for us to have some pre-selected avatars to use. I've added a few avatars to the project and now I wanted to make a nested menu to display them for selection.

private func chooseExistingAvatarMenu() -> UIMenu {
    let avatars = ["ted", "gambit", "ficsit"]
    let avatarMenuItems = avatars.map { avatar -> UIAction in
        let image = UIImage(named: avatar)
        return UIAction(title: avatar.capitalized, image: image) { _ in
            self.avatarImageView.image = image
        }
    }

    return UIMenu(title: "Choose from existing...", image: nil, 
identifier: nil, options: [], children: avatarMenuItems)
}

Here we have a dynamic UIMenu we're building. How can we use it? Well it turns out that UIMenu conforms to UIMenuElement so we can use it as a child of another menu.

Let's go back to our main context menu and add this new menu as a child.

return UIMenu(title: "Avatar", children: [
  addAvatarAction, 
  self.chooseExistingAvatarMenu(),
  removeAvatarAction
])

If we tap "Choose from existing…" we'll see the submenu.

And choosing one of the avatars will update the image view. Neat!

In this case we have a short list of avatars to choose from. In this case it might be nice to show this menu inline. Let's change the options of the submenu to include .displayInline:

return UIMenu(title: "Choose from existing...", image: nil, identifier: nil,
    options: [.displayInline], children: avatarMenuItems)

Now we can see the nested menu line with the initial context menu: